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In iron grey faux leather, the Liberator Esse II Sex Chaise is the version that disappears most easily into a living space. It's a sex sofa in chaise form, a long sculpted lounger whose curves give support and angles a bed can't, and the soft grey tone sits beside wood floors, light walls and fabric sofas the way an accent chair would. You get the same Esse II shape and size as the black and blue versions; the colour is the choice.
Picture a gentle wave. One end rises into a high curve, the middle dips and the foot lifts again. Each part has a job. The high curve raises the hips of whoever lies back over it. The dip cradles a seated or straddling partner so you can face each other at a similar height. The foot gives a resting point for knees or calves. Liberator ships illustrations of positions to try, and working through them is the quickest way to learn what the chaise does.
Grey suits lighter rooms and Scandinavian or industrial styling, where black can look heavy. It also shows less lint and dust than black. In return, a dark spill may be more visible on grey than on black, so keep a throw handy for lube-heavy sessions. The black faux leather Esse II and the sterling blue version are the alternatives.
The plush foam is shaped with ergonomic curves, so bodies are supported along their length rather than at a few pressure points. An inner moisture liner sits under the faux leather to protect the foam, and Liberator lists the cover as machine washable. For everyday upkeep, wipe the surface with a lightly damp cloth and dry it.
It measures 63 in long, 24 in wide and 26.5 in high, or 32 in to the top of the headrest. Along a bedroom wall or under a window it looks like a reading lounger. For play, pull it out so there's access on one long side.
Choose the Esse II if you want one piece that handles many positions and also earns its place as seating. Skip it if floor space is tight or if you mainly want restraint, where a dedicated bondage piece makes more sense. It's a good fit when partners differ a lot in height, because the crest and dip let you adjust who sits higher simply by shifting along the chaise. People who tire quickly on a soft mattress often find the firm, shaped support the biggest change.
Weighing up a chaise against a ramp or chair? See our guide to sex furniture or browse all sex furniture.
Helpful answers about Liberator Esse II Sex Chaise – Faux Leather Iron Grey (Non-Retail Box).
A wedge is cheaper and portable but only changes one angle. A chaise like the Esse II supports the whole body and offers several positions in one piece, and it doubles as seating. If you have the floor space and want variety, the chaise does more.
Yes. It's shaped as a reclining lounger, so reading or stretching out on it feels natural. That's part of the appeal: it earns its space during the day and nobody needs to know its other purpose.
Grey hides dust and lint better than black but can show dark spills. Lay a throw or towel over the seat for play involving lube or massage oil, and wipe the faux leather promptly if anything gets through.
The listed height of 32 inches includes the headrest, compared with 26.5 inches for the chaise itself. Use it at the high end for extra head support when lying back.
The maker doesn't list a weight. It's a solid foam piece rather than a framed sofa, so one person can usually slide or carry it, but two people make moving it through doorways easier.
The Esse II isn't listed with cuff connectors. If restraint is a priority, the Black Label Esse with cuffs adds connector points and a cuff kit to the original Esse shape.
Liberator lists the cover as machine washable. Follow the label on the cover, wash it cold, and let it dry completely before refitting it over the foam. Between washes, a damp cloth on the surface is enough.
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