Relax
Richard Frinier
When California based designer,
Richard Frinier
created his daydream daybed
in 2001, he never imagined
that, over the ensuing years,
his wavy, dream-like canopied design
would ultimately become one of the most
widely-copied iconic emblems of the quickly
changing outdoor furniture industry.
“It was designed as a place to dream,
or a private place to gather with friends,”
recalls Frinier, whose inspiration came from
his travels through Morocco during his youth.
As for the breezy fabric canopy resting on four angled spear-like posts,
Frinier says that was intended to be
a bit more ephemeral.
“I wanted it to flow freely in the wind, not to be a taut umbrella
but rather to add to the
earthly elements of sun and wind.”
“It's not so easy to travel anymore
so why not transform
your own home into a resort,”
says Frinier.
“Take a five-minute vacation in your own backyard
before you head out for the day.”
or stay home with Richard Frinier
earthly elements of sun and wind.”
“It's not so easy to travel anymore so why not transform
your own home into a resort,”
says Frinier.
“Take a five-minute vacation in your own backyard
before you head out for the day.”
or stay home with Richard Frinier
