Daybed, No. 2, teak brown, chrome silver, black, by Fred Ruf
3 000 PLN
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The daybed designed by Fred Ruf for Wohnbedarf in Switzerland in the 1950s exemplifies modernist design rooted in material contrast and clarity of form. The solid wood frame, finished in deep matte black, is paired with gently curved teak headboard and footboard in a warm honey tone, protected by a satin lacquer that highlights the natural grain. The visible base—a network of interlaced metal springs—introduces a technical element, while legs and supports in patinated chrome reinforce the piece’s industrial undertone. The proportions are distinctly low and elongated, defined by geometric lines and a focus on functional simplicity. Construction details, such as the exposed connections between metal and wood, reveal the craftsmanship characteristic of mid-century Swiss modernism.The minimalist language of the piece cultivates a sense of quiet and focus—every line is deliberate, and nothing detracts from the organic texture of wood and metal. The interplay of matte black, satin teak, and industrial chrome evokes the architecture of the era: raw yet inherently refined. The daybed communicates restraint and durability, its visual clarity alluding to the ideal of functional luxury.It will suit a spacious living room, serving as a standalone lounge piece or as an accent by a window, under a painting, or beside a low table. Pair it with simple modernist furniture—slim-legged tables, metal or glass shelving—and textiles in muted tones of grey, white, or olive. Surrounded by light walls and large plants in ceramic pots, the form of the daybed will appear even lighter, with the chrome details reflecting light to emphasize its industrial character.
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Height38 cm
Width101 cm
Length205 cm
Dimension details
Length205 cm
Height38 cm
Width101 cm
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