What role does the quilting detail added to the newly refined daybed play?
Seeing that quilting and relaxed patterns have been added to the newly redesigned daybed sofa, unlike the early model, one might wonder what function these details serve in actual use.
The newly added quilting detail secures the internal padding inside the leather to reduce shifting and adds three-dimensional volume to the surface.
While the initial form of munito's daybed sofa presented at the 2011 Arumjigi Furniture Exhibition was a neatly cleared flat surface, when it was redesigned in 2025, it filled in the texture with quilting and a relaxed pattern[1]. The leather texture was also newly added[2]. On the surface that once fell smoothly, the generous pattern and the leather texture harmonize, bringing out the three-dimensional depth of the surface[3].
The newly applied quilting goes beyond surface decoration and serves a practical role in supporting the sofa's durability. In furniture manufacturing, quilting is a finishing method in which the outer fabric and the internal padding are stitched together at regular intervals to secure them in place. Stitched this way, it reduces instances of the filling shifting to one side or clumping when a person sits down and stands up, and prevents the leather from slipping loosely and stretching out. It helps maintain the three-dimensional volume and firm shape of the seat cushion surface even when repeatedly sat upon over a long period.
How the specific specifications or internal structure at the time of entry in the 2011 Arumjigi Furniture Exhibition differ from the 2025 model has not yet been confirmed.