Evergreen Sleepover
Evergreen's warm, modern aesthetic provides a soft, comfortable appeal to healthcare patient spaces. Designed with hospitality in mind, the series feels less institutional and more welcoming. The idea was to create a comfortable sleepover sofa that functions easily and encourages overnight guests to utilize while feeling at home.
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Designed by Anton Ivanov
Anton Ivanov is the founder of AVI Design, a company that develops innovative solutions for the workplace, healthcare, and education markets. With a background in Industrial Design and extensive experience in designing for various industries with products such as Vienna from OFS and Knack from Carolina, Anton’s designs prioritize addressing human needs while also being environmentally conscious. He takes a holistic approach to problem solving, using research to develop products that benefit everyone that utilizes them.
