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Supadupa Sofa | By Alexander Lotersztain

Designed by Alexander Lotersztain, the Supadupa sofa consists of 3 modular units; corner, lounger and ottoman. Alexander sayas: "The units create a range of seating configurations. A simple wooden frame is covered by three layers of foam with various densities, with a hard foam base and final layer of foam chunks in a bean bag like format underneath the leather upholstery. The concept was to create a sofa with ‘bean bag’ qualities of comfort and casualness."



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BALLO STOOL

We all know that sitting for hours on end is doing us a heap of wrong. Meet Ballo Stool, an ergonomic stool designed for active seating. Inspired by fitness products such as the fitness ball, Ballo keeps you active by using your legs and core to stay upright, providing comfort and healthy movement. Ballo helps to reduce the risks associated with sedentary behavior and improve metabolism, calorie burn and core strength. The innovative stool features two comfortable a...
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EVRGRN DOWNTIME HAMMOCK - Image

EVRGRN DOWNTIME HAMMOCK

Another cool product from Rei´s Evrgrn collection, the Evrgrn Downtime Hammock is a must have if you love chilling outdoors. Its hanging design, with high strength straps, makes it sort of like a sofa, allowing you to sit in a more upright position, ideal for eating, or just talking to your friends. It comes in a carry shoulder bag which makes it really portable and versatile. You also get large side pockets to store up anything you want like books, snacks, or mobi...
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BRICK SOFA | BY KIBISI - Image

BRICK SOFA | BY KIBISI

Kibisi, a danish Company from Copenhagen us teamed up with Danish upholstery company Versus to create this original sofa. This sofa is part of a line called Brick series, it consists of a pouf, a chair and two and three seater sofas. Bjarke Ingels of KiBiSi says: "the Brick explores the tectonic of bricklaying to stack sandbag like cushions into architecture for comfort.”...
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