Cassina Volage L26 slim Bed

Beds with frame in extruded aluminium, covered in fabric or leather. The legs are in die-cast polished aluminium Capitonné headboards to be fixed to the wall, available in di¦erent sizes; fabric or leather covers. KTribe lamps by Philippe Starck for Flos can be attached to the headboards. They are in polished aluminium or in di¦erent materials and colours. Glass bedside table with polished aluminium base and a padded bench, capitonné fabric or leather.

Volage, from the Cassina I Letti Collection with strong lines which give its ironic, light feel a stately, more classical tone. The bed frame is in
extruded aluminium, and covered in fabric or leather. The legs are in die-cast polished aluminium. The quilted headboard leans against the wall
and is available in different sizes; it is padded in CFC-free expanded foam, with variable density and is available in fabric or leather. KTribe lamps
by Philippe Starck for Flos can be attached to the headboard. They are in polished aluminium or with lampshades in different materials or colours.
There is a bedside table to accompany the bed, h. 57 cm (22.4"). It is in extra-clear glass and is open in front, with a chromed steel base and an
aluminium bench, padded in CFC-free expanded foam, with variable density and is available in quilted fabric or leather

All the models in the Cassina collection, by merit of their artistic content and particular creative character, are protected by copyright, a legal institution that is universally recognised and safeguarded; legal protection is assured for the whole life-span of the author and for 70 years after his/her death (or the death of the last
surviving co-author).

“Subversive, ethical, ecological, political, fun: this is how I see my duty as a creator.” Philippe Starck. Despite his thousands of projects - completed or in the making - his global fame and his tireless protean inventiveness, never forget the essential. Philippe Starck has a mission and a vision: creation, whatever shape it takes, must make life better for the largest number of people possible. Starck believes this highly poetic, political, rebellious, benevolent, pragmatic and subversive duty must be borne by all and he resumes it with the humour that has accompanied his approach since the earliest days: “No one is forced to be a genius, but everyone has to take part.” His anticipatory concern for environmental implications, his profound comprehension of contemporary mutations, his enthusiasm for imagining new lifestyles, his determination to change the world, his devotion to a positive reduction, his love of ideas, his desire to defend the intelligence of usefulness - and the usefulness of intelligence - have accompanied one iconic creation after the other…

From everyday products such as furniture and lemon squeezers, to revolutionary mega-yachts, micro wind turbines, electric cars, and hotels that aspire to be wondrous, stimulating and intensely vibrant places, Starck never ceases to push the boundaries and criteria of contemporary design. His technological miracles are vectors of democratic ecology, focused on action and a respect for the future of both humans and nature. Predicting the phenomena of convergence and dematerialisation, Philippe Starck has always devised objects that demand the most from the least. The solutions provided by his dreams are so vital, so essential that he was the first Frenchman to be invited to the legendary TED (Technology, Entertainment & Design) conferences, talks that bring together such illustrious speakers as Bill Clinton and Richard Branson. Inventor, creator, architect, designer, artistic director... 

Philippe Starck is all of the above, but above all he is a man of honesty, in the purest tradition of the Renaissance artists.