
INTIMACY FURNITURE GUIDE
Different shapes. Different support.
Find what works for you.
START HERE: WHAT DO YOU WANT IT TO DO?
I want better angles and support.
Start with a Liberator Wedge. It's compact, easy to use and provides targeted elevation without taking over the bed. A good first piece if you're new to sex positioning furniture.
I want more full-body elevation.
Choose the Liberator Flip Ramp. Its longer incline supports more of the body and creates greater elevation than the Wedge.
I want the most versatility.
The Wedge/Ramp Combo gives you both. Use them independently or together to create different heights, angles and positioning options.
I want something smaller and more discreet.
Look at the Heart Wedge or Hipster. Both provide positioning support in a more compact shape that can live much more easily in the bedroom.
I want to explore restraints too.
Choose from the Restraints & Seduction collection. These pieces combine Liberator's supportive positioning shapes with attachment points designed for cuffs and restraints.
I want actual furniture.
The Esse and Aria move beyond positioning pillows into full-size intimacy furniture. They're designed to support multiple positions while looking considerably more at home in a beautifully considered bedroom.
Liberator Esse Valkyrie Edition with Cuff Kit - Black
I want something I can hide in plain sight.
The Flip Ramp with Décor Cover converts from a positioning ramp into a discreet upholstered ottoman.
WEDGE VS. RAMP: WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE?
Think of the Wedge as targeted lift and the Ramp as full-body elevation.
The Wedge is smaller and particularly useful when you want support beneath the hips, back or legs. The Ramp has a longer incline and supports more of the body.
Neither is inherently “better.” They simply do different things - which is why Liberator also makes them as a combination.
WHAT IS BLACK LABEL?
Liberator Black Label takes its positioning furniture and adds restraint capability. Integrated attachment points allow compatible cuffs and tethers to be added without needing permanent fixtures in the bedroom.
If positioning is your priority, standard Liberator pieces are likely enough. If restraint play is part of what you're looking to explore, Black Label gives you considerably more flexibility.
DON'T FORGET THE BED
The Liberator Fascinator Throw isn't positioning furniture, but it makes a lot of sense alongside it. Its moisture-resistant inner barrier protects bedding and furniture while the soft exterior keeps things decidedly less clinical.
STILL NOT SURE?
Start simple.
For most people buying their first piece of sex positioning furniture, a Wedge or Wedge/Ramp Combo offers the easiest introduction. If you already know you want something more substantial - or something that becomes part of the room - move into the larger Liberator furniture collection.
