After the warmth of the mother’s womb, the craddle is the place where the baby will spend
most of his time during the first months of his life; the place where he will gradually wake up to
the world. Charlie Crane therefore designed the KUMI as both a reassuring cocoon and a space
open to the outside world.
The design of the KUMI combines tradition and modernity. It retains the millenary lateral
swing, a delicate movement that helps babies fall asleep, while sketching minimalist and
contemporary lines, thanks in particular to the laces that surround it, which gives it both
lightness and safety.
During assembly, the parents tie the cords themselves. A gesture of high emotional value since
it involves participating in the construction of the child’s nest.
Several colors of laces are available. For all versions, the mattress is provided and a range of
mattress protectors and fitted sheets are available as options.