Inspired by the conversations started by public furniture, the Run Kvadrat Daybed from Emeco brings seating and lounging with a communal environment in mind. Sam Hecht and Kim Colin of studio Industrial Facility seek to reveal the beauty that comes from utility. The daybed offers visual utility through the clean silhouette of its angular legs and top. The sustainably harvested wood top lays a familiar foundation of organic hues and texture. While allowing one to lay out, removable cushions provide seats for a small group. These cushions help keep conversations going with their low-profile comfort.

First lets make things that last. Thats been the Emeco motto ever since their first aluminum Navy Chair came off the assembly line in 1944. Based in Hanover, Pennsylvania, Emeco is focused on making recycling passe by making furniture that will last forever and never go out of style. Collaborations with designers like Philippe Starck, Frank Gehry, Ettore Sottsass and Norman Foster have contributed greatly to that vision.