Design, Interior Design

Koala 45 Hammock by Stal Collectief

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Who said sleepovers are reserved only for children? Stal Collectief, a Belgium-based design firm, proves that a night of relaxation and good company is possible for every individual with the help of the Koala 45 Hammock. The oversized hammock is suspended by a wooden cubic frame, and a small step ladder leads to the interwoven strips of fabric that forms the bed of the structure. The bright red-orange fabric leaves plenty of room for a party of four, or a generous sleeping area for an exclusive club of one. And if the hammock only leaves you wishing for more fun, Stal Collectief’s other recent release, the Zwol pendant lamp, can easily light up the party.

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