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Camp Daybed

Stephanie Hornig has a funky and comfortable looking “Camp Daybed” that looks like just the thing for a rainy afternoon. Via the artist:

The excessive upholstery and therefore required hard shells of a sofa make it a very bulky piece of furniture. The camp daybed is a sleeping bag with legs, on which we can relax during the day and sleep at night. It has a very deep seat to provide ample space for sleeping.
A padded fabric is hung over the low backrest and tightened with rubber bands. Like in a tent there are attached back pockets to store unused pillows or magazines. Of course the duvet cover can be easily removed and washed. The use of a 3d-fabric made of polyester, which is also used as an outer membrane for mattresses allows a welded seam. The frame is dismountable and thus very easy to transport.

Materials: Steel and Vinyl Straps for the Frame
3d-knitted fabric and cotton for the sleeping bag
Dimensions: 200 x 90 x 70 cm

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