RIBBON
VINCENT VAN DUYSEN
Ribbon is a fabulously soft textile bed with a young, modern design, using natural materials. Ribbon, by Vincent Van Duysen, marks the Flemish designer’s debut with Molteni&C. The textile or leather upholstery hooks up to a ribbon, with leather details, that runs all the way round the headboard and bed and serves both a structural and an aesthetic purpose. As in a rosette, the soft and inviting silhouette underlines the familiarity of the object. The tall and softly padded headboard makes it a highly contemporary product, suitable for the most discerning customers. The upholstery slipcover is fully detachable.
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