A look at the Kumo and you wish you could curl up like a ball and fit into that beautiful baby crib. Inspired by the different shapes of clouds, it comes as no surprise that the furniture has been given a Japanese namesake. The designers give you the option of hooking on ropes and then attach it to the ceiling, to give it the floating cloud vibe. Sweet!
Designer: Sora Design
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sharp edges!
Sorry, but yo obviously don’t know about babies. They NEVER aloud to use a pillow. And they have to be on flat surface.
call me when the baby crawls over the edge…
It looks like a temporary bed that has been made in a baby bath.
Is this safe?
Thats was my first thought, too! Guys better check your stakeholders!!!
refering to Tatyana.
Good post. I learn something new and challenging on blogs I stumbleupon on a daily basis.
It will always be exciting to read articles from other authors and use a little something from their sites.