Kuddstruktur
Kuddstruktur is a term that originates from Swedish and translates literally to “cushion structure.” In the context of interior design and furniture engineering, the phrase refers to the internal construction framework that supports the outer padding of cushions and upholstered furniture. It encompasses the distribution of foam layers, batting, and binding materials arranged over a skeleton of springs, webbing, or rigid backbones. The design of a kuddstruktur influences not only the comfort and ergonomics of a seat or throw but also its durability and resistance to shape distortion over time.
Historically, the concept evolved alongside early upholstered chairs in Europe during the 17th and 18th centuries
In contemporary design, kuddstruktur choices range from simple foam-only constructions for inexpensive seating to complex multi‑layer