Baixa
Made by WENTZ
Designed by Guilherme Wentz
Baixa is the first bed designed by Guilherme Wentz, and its name says everything. Low to the ground, it draws the body downward into a posture of rest, softening the boundary between floor and sleep.
The curved, upholstered frame departs from the right angles that govern most bed design. Its silhouette is quiet but deliberate, shaped by a sensibility rooted in Brazilian modernism and a preference for forms that invite rather than impose.
The surface is covered in WE-KNIT, an exclusive 3D mesh fabric engineered by Wentz from recycled PET. The material is soft to the touch, breathable, and visually continuous, wrapping the form without seams or interruption. Craft and conscience meet in a single gesture.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is WE-KNIT fabric and how is it made?
WE-KNIT is a proprietary 3D mesh textile developed by Wentz, knitted from recycled PET fibers. The process creates a single continuous surface that is soft, breathable, and free of visible seams, distinguishing it from conventional upholstered beds.
Who is designer Guilherme Wentz?
Guilherme Wentz is a Brazilian designer and founder of the São Paulo-based studio WENTZ. His work draws on Brazilian modernist tradition while engaging with contemporary materials and production methods, and the Baixa is his first foray into bed design.
Why is the Baixa bed positioned so close to the floor?
The low profile is a deliberate design choice, reflecting Wentz's interest in bringing the body closer to the ground and encouraging a more relaxed, grounded relationship with rest and domestic space.
Is the Baixa bed available in custom configurations?
As a made-to-order piece, the Baixa can be configured to specific requirements. It is advisable to consult a design professional or the brand directly to discuss sizing and upholstery options.
How does recycled PET upholstery compare to traditional fabric in durability?
Recycled PET fibers are inherently resilient, resistant to pilling, and retain their form well over time. In a 3D-knit construction, the material also offers consistent structural support across the surface, performing comparably to many premium woven textiles.