Norwegian daybed sofa in teak and blue fabric "svanette" by Ingma Relling, 1960s

A sofa with a secondary sleeping function called "daybed", designed by architect Ingmar Relling and published by the company Ekornes Svane in Trondheim, Norway, in the 1960s and 1970s. Different wood species are used for the manufacture of this piece of furniture: the front legs and the shelf on the side are made of teak, the back and the rear structure being beech. The main structure is sometimes metallic, sometimes pine. This piece of furniture has been furnished with several variants, with tablet like this one, or with teak opening box, in which one can place a cushion for sleeping mode. Completely renovated wood and fabric, this piece of furniture is in exceptional condition.