Design, Interior Design

Stefanie Schissler’s Kulle Daybed

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Designed by Stefanie Schissler, Kulle is a tactile daybed intended to foster good vibes and encourage the buyer to keep it for a lifetime. Kulle draws one in with its curious form. Upholstered with what looks like jersey-knit cotton, Kulle massages the user and provides built-in headrests. Altogether, the design gives off the appearance of being a soft, cratered slice of the moon. Sweet dreams.

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