At the summit of the SUPERSEDIA hierarchy, the SUPERDAYBED pays homage to the archetypal daybed while redefining it through a language of precision and restraint. Designed for the lowest form of repose just above the ground, its reduced silhouette rests on an exacting framework of steel, supporting a continuous field of tubular cushions.

These repeated elements — conceived as singular units and multiplied into a seamless pattern — establish both the object’s unmistakable profile and its singular comfort. The measured radius of each cushion determines the entire composition, from its visual rhythm to the tactile experience it offers. A deliberate gap interrupts the sequence between the foot section and the main body, as if one cushion had been removed and elevated to form the headrest. This opening reveals the structure beneath and allows the eye to pass through the piece to the ground, lightening its presence while exposing its engineered core.

SUPERDAYBED stands as the origin point of the SUPERSEDIA vocabulary: a luxurious chaise longue reduced to its essential form, where structure and surface, discipline and ease, meet in alignment.