With Valentine’s Day right around the corner, it seems only appropriate to take a moment and focus on furniture built for two. Today’s roundup of extraordinary loveseats and apartment sofas runs from the classic (see “The Papabear” from Modernica) to the extreme (see “Space Invaders” from Dorothy) but hold one commonality among them: they’re perfectly suited for lovebirds and singles alike. Feel like cozying up to your one and only on the holiday made for
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One thing holds true in culture, conversation, music and cuisine, and certainly in design too: contrast keeps things interesting. Although it’s always a safe bet to invest in a single-hued couch and infuse contrasting colors into pillows and wall coverings, today’s roundup of bold-patterned fabric sofas throws caution to the wind and does all the work on its own. From simple, classic tone-on-tone damask to wildly varied black-and-pastel abstract shapes, these sofas pull together visual
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The Spectra is truly spectacular and impresses with its avant-garde styling, generous proportions and hip form factor. Unlike other designer sofas, the Spectra is simple and its no frills design approach will resonate with a wider design conscious demographic. Designed by Matti Klenell for Källemo, the Spectra has a wooden frame and upholstered solid ash colored cushions. The included five loose different colored cushions makes for a nice and thoughtful gesture by the designer.
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Missoni’s creations can be spotted a mile away by its signature zigzags, luxe fabrics and strong attention to detail and modernity, and thanks to its recent — not to mention smashingly successful — partnership with mega-brand Target, the entire world knows about it. This Tiamat 200 sofa in particular may be free of the telltale zigzag, but it still exhibits the craftsmanship and aesthetic for which the prestigious brand is known and has been since
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The Campbell Bench from Jayson Home brings together two aesthetic approaches from opposite ends of the visual spectrum: plain, mod 1960s lines and mustard-hued silk straight out of a Mad Men office juxtaposed against overtly curvy, light, almost chinoiserie-style oak carved into unapologetically feminine brackets. The result is an interesting mix of old-meets-older; a couch that’s suspended between two wildly different periods in design. Presented in oak and upholstered in citrine silk, the 90” bench
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