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Yuuto Bed

Beds from Walter Knoll, Designed by EOOS

Product description

This upholstered bed with generous proportions and fine materials transforms a sleeping area into a landscape. Standing freely in a room, Yuuto Bed is open and flexible for the rituals of our private life. Yuuto Bed uses space in all directions, supplemented by shelves, banquettes, small tables, and consoles.

Concept

Yuuto – a sofa that makes a statement. This range of upholstery offers spacious seating with great comfort. All-encompassing and modular, a sofa landscape is created for the entire family, for friends and for guests by the interaction of volumes with deep seat elements and opulent upholstery. Whether as a single sofa, récamière or large corner configuration – a range of shapes for individual lifestyles from a cosy apartment to a spacious loft.

A landscape of cushions. At first glance. But Yuuto is so much more. In their search for that special comfort, the designers developed “coussins indépendants”: framework, stretched straps, with the soft upholstery on top. Every seat cushion is effectively a sofa in itself. For an extremely comfortable way to relax. No, more than that - for seating comfort par excellence.

Top-quality surfaces draw your attention to the detail: upholstered areas made of natural fabrics, armrests and boards in sturdy saddle leather. Yuuto demonstrates its grandeur down to its very core: matt shimmering servers in copper and bronze are eye-catchers. The practical side tables can be reached from every seat: iPad and remote are quick to hand, tea at five is served without further ado. Different heights, different materials – Yuuto changes its tune to suit the particular background.

More about this product

Part of the collection BEDS.
Manufacturer Walter Knoll
Family Yuuto Program
Architonic ID 1255345
Year of Launch 2014

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