Ad-hoc, plush, simple sofa. Makes me wish I had a bigger living room. (via cribcandy)

A friend of mine had a similar set bought just the other day and whenever i sink into her settee there is no coming out.Plus in white it really brightens the room.
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mani kanna
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This is a new twist..

A total , got to have item....

Purple too.....

The Slouch is such a modern classic ...so comfortable and yes i use the word once again "simple" - comes in SLouch Deep as well... great for any room, office or gallery!

The Soft System is exactly what I would use for an entertainment room. Ultra comfortable and extremely social-friendly. It's light and easy to move around, so you can create a social setting that is cuddly-feely, or you can purposefully make it at-a-distance kind of feel as wel. Guess it all depends on the company.

Born in Tunisia, raised in England, this art school drop-out, laid up by two motorcycle accidents, took up welding and became a master. “I was immediately hooked,” Tom Dixon says. “[Welding] had none of the seriousness of craft and none of the pomposity of design: it was industry. Even today, I think of myself as an industrialist.” In 1989, his legless S Chair for Cappellini created a following. In 1994, he launched Eurolounge, a special production method that resulted in stackable Jack lamps. It won the world over. Appointed head of the Habitat design studio in 1998, he guided the company’s hugely successful makeover. The Queen awarded him the OBE in 2000, and recently he introduced the acclaimed mirrored Ball, which belongs to an effervescent collection of chrome-finished lamps and fixtures blown like bubble gum into molds. Available at select retailers in New York, St. Louis, San Francisco and Los Angeles. (via Elements of Living)