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When you think of a sofa or a chair, you would often think about straight-forward and smooth fabrics that give out that inviting look. But as far as the "Lost in Sofa" chair is concerned, it is all about accommodation and flexibility, coming with built-in cracks which should allow people to easily place their gadgets and stuff without worrying about losing them.

The chair was designed by Daisuke Motogi Architecture, the little spots offers some handy and functional places where you can squeeze in your things. Unfortunately from the looks of it, better watch where you drink your coffee or tea since it may leave a mark if you drop one on it.

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The Lost in Sofa Chair

People who invest to make their naps and siestas a more meaningful one may want to check out this leaf-shaped loungers which should be perfect for their outdoor furnishings. The Rhizome Chair was designed by Sam Lugiano and combines the design of a hammock with a built-in shade cloth.

The Rhizome Chair is touted as the next wave in urban outdoor comfort. It is made of sun-resistant textiles which should deliver that much needed comfort and sustainability.

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The Rhizome Chair

Taking an odd design that seems to portray the human spine, the Schiena bookcase renders some bone-like pieces tasked to hold your books and stuff. It employs sliding elements and combines balance and dynamism while movement can be found in this beast through the circular attachment plates.

The bookcase was designed by Pietro Travaglini and can be made of different materials and colors. It even comes with LED lights at the back.

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The Schiena Bookcase' back is bent

Here is a lighting project you may want to consider for your home interior goals. The Bat-Yam Biennale "Skylight" is an idea from designers Ani Levi, Iftach Friedman, Yasha Goman and Eyal Yona Segev. This is one lighting project that can truly light up your world, especially in the outdoors.

This is a giant lantern which is attached to a crane. Ideally, it was designed for use in construction sites although I don't see why you cannot use it for your outdoor gatherings and parties right?

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The Bat-Yam Biennale Skylight

Here is a home furnishing made or couch potatoes. The Sleepy Chair was designed by Daisuke Motogi Architecture and was on hand at the 2010 Tokyo Designtide show.

This is a chair made from a mattress which is folded into a concertina. The Sleepy Chair should be ideal for people who have knack of sleeping on couches, particularly the ones who are too timid to reach the bedroom or some who end up coming home drunk.

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The Sleepy Chair

For the people who love odd stuff, here is a lamp that seems to be floating in a sense. Designed by Buto Fur, the FlapFlap lamp is actually supported by cables which allow them to rise up from the ground to support the lampshade.

A stunning lighting piece to have, you are sure to be left wondering how it was all made possible. Gravity-defying furnishings are sure to capture the fancy of people, not to mention the guest you may have entering your home.

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