The Supadupa Sofa by Alexander Lotersztain Looks Extremely Comfy
Annie Ho — July 9, 2010 — Art & Design
References: derlot & contemporist
The Supadupa Sofa by Alexander Lotersztain looks extremely comfy to me, and I wouldn't mind falling asleep on it. The design was inspired by beanbags and from afar, it's not hard to see the resemblance.
The Supadupa Sofa by Alexander Lotersztain has three units and can sit up to three people. The sofa itself is held together by a wood frame and has a hard foam base on the bottom. Judging from the pictures in the gallery, would you want to get one of these sofas?
The Supadupa Sofa by Alexander Lotersztain has three units and can sit up to three people. The sofa itself is held together by a wood frame and has a hard foam base on the bottom. Judging from the pictures in the gallery, would you want to get one of these sofas?
Trend Themes
1. Beanbag-inspired Furniture - Designing furniture inspired by the familiar shape and comfort of beanbags could revolutionize the traditional couch industry.
2. Modular Sofas - Creating furniture that can be adapted and rearranged in different configurations can provide versatility and convenience to customers.
3. Comfort-driven Design - Designing furniture pieces with ultimate comfort as the main priority can create new opportunities in the home furniture market.
Industry Implications
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