06 Apr Dream Daybeds for Afternoon Repose
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- Mexican brand Luteca, available at the Tollgard showroom, was inspired by the architecture of Luis BarragĂĄn for the âDorcia’ daybed. The bolsters serve as head rests, arm rests or low back rests that divide the daybed into central seating for two and individual seating on the sides
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- And Objectsâ âCandoverâ daybed is all soft curves, and itâs also a masterpiece of modern upholstery, with a green bouclĂ© top and a base in a contrasting woven fabric, plus piping for a smart tailored finish
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- Julian Chichesterâs âMarcâsâ daybed is long and low, with a slim frame that makes it a particularly elegant option. Itâs pictured in a bleached oak finish
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- Itâs the material details that make this âGaleriaâ daybed by Alexander Lamont. Designed by Antonio da Motta, it sits on a slim shagreen platform, with sculpted bronze legs and buttons of semi-precious stone to hold the bolsters in place
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- In Poradaâs signature canaletta walnut with smart buttoned upholstery, âWebbyâ is the work of Italian designer Carlo Ballabio. The buttons can be tonal to match the main fabric, or in a contrasting fabric
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- Shepel knows the fine art of furniture-making inside out, as the aptly named âDivineâ chaise attests. The Ukrainian brand uses only natural materials in its upholstered pieces
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- An asymmetrical form with sloping back and sides gives âZeusâ by Flexform an aerodynamic look. The base is available in a number of metal finishes: satin, chrome, burnished, black chrome and champagne
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- A generously deep base makes âCaliforniaâ by Nobilis an inviting spot for a read or a nap. It comes in two lengths, and a complementary sofa is also available