Quick Hits: A Conversation Pit–Inspired Sofa, Swedish Stacking Chairs, and a Leather Table
A brief scan of design items worth grabbing, including an eclectic oil-stick painting and a vintage smoked lucite lamp.
A brief scan of design items worth grabbing, including an eclectic oil-stick painting and a vintage smoked lucite lamp.
Welcome to the latest installment of Sitting Pretty: Quick Hits, a monthly roundup of covetable furniture, decor, and objets d'art from one design-obsessed writer.
Photo courtesy of Design Within Reach
Sarah Ellison Float sofa
Australian designer Sarah Ellison took inspiration from 1970s conversation pits to create a supremely lounge-y new sofa in the tradition of Patricia Urquiola and Pierre Paulin. It’s a contemporary update to an old concept that delivers extra-plush comfort thanks to its soft, deep seats and gently sloping armrests. Plus, Ellison specifically developed a homey and luxurious shade of chocolate brown just for this collection.
Photo courtesy of Hay
Hay Korpus shelf
Sheet aluminum is lightweight and strong, and can be punched and curved into a variety of shapes. The wall-mounted Korpus shelf by Hay cleverly uses all of the material’s attributes to its advantage, offering uniquely curved silhouettes in various sizes and colors.
Photo courtesy of Hashimoto Contemporary
See the full story on Dwell.com: Quick Hits: A Conversation Pit–Inspired Sofa, Swedish Stacking Chairs, and a Leather Table
Related stories:
.jpg?1612783223#){kind=small}
.jpg){kind=small}
