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Blandito – For the Lazy Fellas!

Yup, that’s right! Blandito is for the lazy fellas who would want an all-in-one solution to all their lazy needs. Imagine, you have one pad that can be a sofa or a bed whenever you want it to be. Wouldn’t that be cool? It sure would, and on top of that, it looks pretty, and the excitement and fun double! That’s exactly the concept behind Blandito.

To present the masses with a transformable pad that suits their interior well, and has the ability to cater all their needs.

Believe it or not, Blandito is what we all want. It is one pad that can actually be everywhere in our house. Whether you are watching a movie or you want to sleep peacefully, Blandito is there for you.

I personally love the idea and like I said before, it even looks great. It’s not one of those all go no show pads that you feel inferior about keeping in your house. Blandito is a chic pad, and for sure it can be one great addition to your house interior.

What’s good about it?

Quite a lot actually! First off, you would love to know that the covering is actually removable and washable. It doesn’t fade off and comes with a warranty so you would be quite satisfied for a decade at least. The overall texture is soft and pleasing to the skin. It won’t hurt you instead, it will provide you a comfortable time every time you are on it. There is no hard structure inside it, and it’s pretty flexible making it easier for you to fold and twist. There are three sizes available for Blandito; small, medium, and of course large.

You can also change the coverings from time to time if you get bored with the current one. There are different materials for the coverings such as the shiny ones and the velvet ones. Although I would personally like to have the slick ones because you can easily wipe off the dirt and other things that might fall on it. I wouldn’t recommend washing it every now and then. Well, you need to take some precautions after all!

Check out some more home interiror stuff here: Explode and The PMMA Photo Frames.

Via: Behance