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Lazada
Designed by Frank Chou
The Cuddle sofa draws inspiration from the oversized puffy down jacket, incorporating a meticulous piece-by-piece sewing technique. Thoughtfully crafted with channel quilting, memory foam, and down feather filling, it ensures a supremely comfortable seating experience, perfectly suited for a relaxed, laid-back lifestyle in contemporary living.
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Comfort and distinctive are the keywords for describing the Root lounge chair. The backrest is outlined with natural and organic curves, and the irregular hollow design flows freely, making Root an iconic piece. The chair feels like a hug thanks to its softness and fluffy back. It is an invitation to relax.
Pocky is a dining table with bold and sculptural forms. The pedestal base features a set of pillars that finished in colored lacquer, balance design and craftsmanship and also symbolized a happy reunion.
$950.00
The Oasis coffee table embodies elegance and softness through its fluid, organic shape. Each gentle curve radiates a sense of natural energy and warmth, creating a calming presence in any space. The harmonious pairing of a natural marble surface with rich oak textures adds depth and sophistication, offering a refined balance between contemporary design and […]
The plush comfort embrace you with its tufted seating and back. The versatility of the Hazy modules encourage you to live without limit.
$8,210.00
Torbjorn Anderssen and Espen Voll wanted to design a sofa that would provide the utmost comfort within a clearly defined architectural framework. With this vision in mind, they designed Inland, a low-form, deep sofa with high arms and a warm black steel-footed base that gives it the sense of floating.
A keen observation of nature and the study of contemporary environments has inspired the London studio Pearson Lloyd in creating a highly original and timeless item, capable of bringing a fresh, new perspective in fulfilling everyday needs: helping us to live better, but also to look beyond the mere objects themselves and the clichés attached […]