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If you are looking for a sofa cushion is comfortable and safe, please refer to the collection of the following Italian designers. Mauro Lipparini made Extreme sofa seat covers, sofa and table with the base frame. The low sofa cushions made to Saporiti Italia with the main characteristics of the geometry-free and comfort. The materials used such as woven leather, embellished or laser-cut by Foglizzo, mat or high gloss lacquer. This furniture is perfect placed in your modern living room. For more details, you can see in the architect’s brief description below.

Description from Saporiti Italia:
An elaborate collection of sofas, armchairs and tables, whose basic frames and main characteristics are defined but, at the same time, whose geometries and finishes are completely free and very customizable by the end-user. The large platforms that support sofas and armchairs, are freely configurable, as well as seats and cushions, extremely flexible in their shapes and structural components to allow different degrees of comfort and various uses. The materials used for these sofas are refined and sophisticated: they vary from the woven, decorated or laser-cut leathers by Foglizzo, to the exclusive fabrics of the Saporiti Italia collection, to the mat or high gloss lacquers of the platforms. In the tables too, shapes, finishing and surfaces can be totally customized. Their surfaces can be made in wood or lacquer and they can be decorated and inlayed with refined designs and patterns, made with traditional techniques and materials, such as wood or precious metals, but also with innovative metals, such as steel, aluminum, titanium.

Fossa is a modern sofa that is a new conversion by Aurélien Barbry designed for the German manufacturer COR. The basis for the manufacture of this furniture is the flexibility that is not easily found elsewhere. With an emphasis on comfort and functionality, unique pieces of furniture that has a niche that allows the pillows to be moved, inserted or removed in accordance with the wishes of the owner. As a result, you will get the opportunity to continue to change the aesthetics of your living room as needed. Here we present a brief description of the designer.

Description from COR
Lounger, sofa, corner combination? FOSSA functions according to the principle of change: Cushion elements find a place in recesses – they are inserted, moved or removed. In doing so, another new piece of furniture is created – for relaxing, reading, listening to music, alone, in a twosome, in a threesome. It is a good thing if everything is within easy reach and small things can be hidden away quickly. FOSSA is for people who value flexibility and to whom good seating is paramount.

Two designers from Sydney, Australia, David Caon and Juicy Design created such unique concept of Soundscape Sofa for Audio Technica’s retail space in Sydney. The sofa is made from a number of layers of EchoPanel, a 100% recyclable PET product.

Here is the short description from David Caon:
The Soundscape Sofa is a free standing retail concept designed and built for Japanese brand Audio Technica. David Caon partnered with local Sydney design firm Juicy Design  to conceive the project. The Soundscape provides a structure upon which customers can sit and relax while sampling the Audio Technica products.

The Soundscape is equipped with six touch screen listening docks. The touch-screens allow the users to either sift through an ‘inboard’ catalogue of music or plug in their own audio device to listen to through the headphones. Each dock has a different headphone and the customer can explore the sofa’s rugged landscape and sample the various products. The software which powers the touch-screens was custom designed for this application, making the Soundscape Sofa a truly bespoke product.

The design is a result of a necessity to keep the costs low combined with a desire to achieve a truly 3D shape. The Soundscape is constructed from 66layers of 12mm Echo Panel board cut by waterjet. Soundscape was originally created as a 3D sculpture and then horizontally sliced at 12mm intervals to create the individual layers. These layers were then broken down even further to fit the standard panel size of the Echo Panel product. The result was a complicated 3D jigsaw which was assembled around an internal chassis and then transported in sections to the site with Sydney’s CBD. The manufacturing method coupled with the sculptural design resulted in a piece which, in plan view, resembles an topographical drawing inspiring the ‘Soundscape’ name.

Why should small children be the only ones enjoying the sweet comfort and peaceful swings of a cradle? This is probably the rhetorical question that triggered the idea of creating a cradle for adults. Richard Clarkson in collaboration with Grace Emmanual, Brodie Campbell, Jeremy Broker, Eamon Moore, Kahlivia Russell and Joya Boerrigter took the idea of some adults always bearing a child side within to another level. According to the project developers, “Cradle is about creating a safe, comfortable and relaxing environment in which the user can dissipate the overstimulation of their senses. The design was heavily directed by a synthesis of research into Autism and children with Rhythmic Movement Disorder (RMD), as well as saftey, sustainability, function and aesthetics. The chair is designed for maximum relaxation, comfort and calmness“. We are intrigued by the design of this “cradle for adults” (initially spotted on Beautiful Life) and we know that even most of you out there won’t admit it, you would love to take this comfortable bed for a swing.