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'faz daybed' by ramón esteve for vondom
in wanting to create a space in which one can relax in the open air, sunbathe, while being protected from the sun's harmful rays,
spanish designer ramón esteve has conceived the 'faz daybed'. the polygonal shapes which make up its form result in a furniture piece
which references minerals found in nature such as crystallized quartz. produced by vondom, the portable pod has wheels making it easy
to move and change orientation as needed, employs a hydraulic system which allows one to open and close it when not in use.
the structure features a light top translucent fabric utilizing batyline technology which acts as a sunshade and umbrella.
the mobile unit is equipped with an outdoor sound system that works simply by connecting smartphone and bluetooth technology
to the built-in speakers, so you can play your music or watch TV. the design gives one the opportunity to create a unique space,
with the possibility of adding LED lighting activated by remote control so that it can be illuminated by night.
how the 'faz daybed' works
video courtesy of vondom

a translucent fabric uses a hydraulic system to open and close the unit

the sunbed draws its form from minerals found in nature, in this case crystallized quartz

there is the possibility to add LED lighting to the base

visualization of the 'faz daybed' closed and open

concept sketch

ramón esteve
portrait © designboom
wow!! …and it’s a lamp??
crazy!