LAYLA
LAYLA
With a simple and minimal design, Layla meets everybody’s multiple aesthetic and functional needs, also thanks to the different module types available in two widths (W 80 or 104 cm), which make this sofa the most versatile in the collection. The seats, which feature clean lines, are rubber padded with a superficial techno polymer layer for a better comfort, while the soft backrests are made with three separate cells filled with down and techno polymer balls.
Create the ideal sofa: fully customisable modules paired with 100+ options of fabrics, colours, and textures. Minimal or technical, the combinations express personal home style.
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Design studio Kaschkasch was founded in 2011 by Florian Kallus (1983) and Sebastian Schneider (1985). The duo works in furniture, lighting design and art direction for several national and international clients. The name
Kaschkasch is composed of the surnames Kallus and Schneider.
Being a duo, collaboration is a crucial aspect of Kaschkasch’s work. Discussion is key. Kaschkasch approaches design as a helpful and practical component of life that conveys character and attitudes through the expressiveness of restraint. Basing themselves on this approach to design, Kaschkasch wields a characteristic formal language that is inherently present in each design: it is a symbiosis of straightforwardness and beauty that toes the line between function and formal severity. The results are modest, challenging, intelligent and logical. Kaschkasch questions prevailing norms and offers new answers to existing everyday demands.
Florian Kallus and Sebastian Schneider share a background that combines hands-on and academic education: both are trained as cabinet makers followed by studies in product design at academy of design and craft münster.
This versatility informs everything Kaschkasch does. The studio appreciates the hands-on insight, practice and technical understanding, which contributes to their design method: traditional craftsmanship techniques and a mindset geared towards innovation, disruption and new technological solutions.
