Named for the Adriatic archipelago that inspired its form, the Brioni Daybed by LucidiPevere began as an outdoor object before finding its place within the interior. The design carries that origin quietly, with a proportional silhouette that recalls a low island rising from water, grounded by a dark lower band that visually lifts the piece from the floor. Paolo Lucidi and Luca Pevere, the Milan-based duo behind LucidiPevere, are known for work that balances precise geometry with warmth. The Brioni reflects that sensibility: soft polyester padding sits over plastic slats, and an exposed zip detail runs along the form, practical and considered in equal measure. The indoor version is available in fabric or leather, and its light construction makes it easy to reposition within a room. Composed alongside Brioni lounge chairs and the pouf, the daybed participates in a broader system of forms, each capable of independent placement or collective arrangement.
