Oslo keeps the pattern high. Diagonal seams across the upper part of the headboard fold into triangles, like a sheet of folded paper, while the rest of the surface stays entirely open. The graphic sits exactly where the eye looks first and stops before it turns into decoration. It is a headboard that says little, and says it clearly.
The low, straight base doesn't argue with that composition — it carries the calm line down to the floor. Small dark feet stay almost unseen, and the bed appears to rest directly on the floor. Oslo brings a northern quiet to the bedroom: precise geometry, nothing more.
