Swings remind me of my childhood. There’s something about them that makes me feel carefree and adventuresome. On a swing I can go as high as I can, with not a care in the world. On a swing I can get lost in my very own space.
This super-cozy Swingrest Hanging Lounger was designed by Daniel Pouzet, co-architect and designer of Dedon Island in the Philippines. It is said to be the first product to come out of Dedon’s Outdoor Living Lab. It comes with a cute little table, perfect for resting your glass of wine or iced tea on! Have a look at Dedon Island here.
This swing must have been a raft in its past life. But stacked with a matress and cushions, and suspended just a few feet above ground, it’s the perfect hanging daybed for daydreaming.
The Swing Table by Duffy London invites adults to ‘play’. I can imagine enjoying a meal with like-minded friends here.
This rattan swing by Paola Lenti looks like the perfect seating area for reading a book on a hot sunny day.
This basket-like swing reminds me of Moses’ crib. I bet I won’t have a hard time falling asleep in this one.
“Swinging develops the sense of balance and body perception. It also brings a feeling of well-being and relaxation,” says Ikea of their PS Vinga swing. I couldn’t agree more!
At first glance, this rattan swing looks like a birdcage. But I’ve sat on one of these and found it surprisingly cozy.
A traditional swing made from a simple cushioned plank and sturdy ropes offers a playful respite from a very grown-up room.
These last two look like DIY projects. The idea may be simple, but I’m pretty sure the relaxation that comes with using these bench-like swings is priceless.
Food for Thought:
You’ve got to be rich to have a swing like that.
-Bob Hope
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I do love them!
Me, too! Especially the Swingrest by Dedon.:)