BassamFellow's Daybench occupies a deservedly distinguished place in the canon of solid Modernist standards and was described by the New York Times covetously as ‘a solitary indulgence’. The design has a solid wood frame constructed by expert cabinetmakers, with butter-soft leathers selected from the finest tanneries in Scandinavia.‎ Rather than treat the leather to mask any imperfections, BassamFellows' designs are intended to develop patina over time, serving as an example of the designers' belief in transparency and authenticity, and their trust and confidence in every material used.

Each cushion is hand-sewn from four panels, padded with all-natural down filling for softness, and edge-banded foam for sharpness.‎ The Daybench Collection includes several options – height-adjusted for different uses, both dining and lounge, and shorter and elongated versions. Each design from is visually compelling when paired with other furniture – a sturdy but elegant antidote to the uniform landscape of lounge chairs and sofas.