Leseliege by Anne Rossner

An entirely customizable reading couch, adapted for each individual's needs.

The concept behind Leseliege (reading couch) was born out of the frequent observation that often, most people can't stay in the same reading position very long. The idea became to create one surface entirely made of cushions. All cushions can be moved individually to create the favoured position: pushed down or pulled out. They provide support for diverse arrangements, making it cuddly and comfortable.

The accompanying bookshelf and lamp follow the same principle of individual adjustment and flexibility, and can be positioned where desired. The height of the fully adjustable lamp illuminates a small green landscape for relaxed reading.

The Leseliege was developed at the University of Art in Halle/Germany, and will be exhibited at the Salone Internazionale del Mobile.

Anne Rossner, <em>Leseliege</em> — Anne Rossner, *Leseliege*

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Leseliege by Anne Rossner

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