Lazing back on fabric slung between two trees and idly swinging in time with the breeze is a warm-weather idyll. But while the hammock is a universal symbol of back-to-basics tranquility, its reality can be more taxing than relaxing. The contraptions usually require handyman skills to install and gymnastic skills to use. Then, arter being strung out through a few months of harsh elements, a hammock tends to look, well, strung out. Along rocks t i e easy-does-it EZ lounger from Belgian outdoor furniture maker Royal Botania. Designed by Zaki Molgaard and Bo Larssen, inspired by the sleek 1930s Italian style and yet ripe as a tangerine slice, the autonomous hammock has a sling of fade-resistant Batyline, a hardy woven polyester fiber that is also ЕZ-available in cappuccino, black and turquoise (shown in orange, headrest is included). The base is electro-polished stainless steel and folds for neat storage.
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