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Muuto Outline Daybed.

Design by Anderssen & Voll.

A new addition to the already populair Outline collection with sofa's and chairs for use in private homes or offices, hotels: the Outline Daybed. This is an elegant contemporary piece, ideal for your home or commercial space.

Part of the Outline collection, this Studio Daybed reflects the same elegance and sophistication as the rest of the collection. The Outline collection is available in many fabric options and leather, also the base comes in mat black powder coated steel and polished aluminium by choice.

(!) 4 good reasons to buy the Muuto Outline daybed

1. Architectural and sophisticated, perfect for the modern home

2. Compact for smaller houses and sitting rooms

3. Part of the Outline Studio series which also includes the Muuto Outline Studio Chair

4. Available in a wide range of fabrics to match your interior

* Dimensions: L. 200 x P. 82 x H. 40 cm / Seperate Outline Daybed cushion: L 70 x D 12 x H 30 cm.

* Made to order product.

Designed by Anderssen & Voll, the Outline Studio Sofa from Muuto is part of the breezy Outline collection, making it ideal for smaller sized homes. The Outline sofa collection is visually elegant and inspired by modernist architecture. The Muuto Outline Studio Sofa offers comfort, peace and serenity through its light expression and does not compromise on the great design.

About the designers:

Anderssen & Voll is a Norwegian design duo, founded by Torbjørn Anderssen and Espen Voll and based in Oslo. The duo have been named both Norwegian and Scandinavian Designers of the Year and have received international awards and recognition for their work with furniture, lighting, and home accessories.

On Their Design Philosophy:

“A good product builds and expands on tradition while simultaneously breaking the rules of said tradition. Modifications and elements of surprise, even changes that are less radical, stimulate thought and reflection, also who may not hold a particular interest in design. This tiny second of reflection is the window of opportunity where we can communicate with the users and that’s what we strive to tap into.”