Modular sofa system by Studio Lawrence

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Modern interiors are more and more versatile than the traditional ones, therefore a lot more room is created to play with both decorations and furniture. The fact that usually the interior walls are painted in neutral colors, mostly white and clean floors a lot of things can fit in easily because there are no boundaries.

A perfect example of what I just said can be spotted in these pictures. They feature a new type of seating that is meant to be playful but also sophisticated in a special way.  Studio Lawrence played with angles, colors and seating position and they came up with a nontraditional seating. Part sofa, part individual chairs To Gather creates new possibilities and great perspectives for the entire family and friends to interact and explore together.

The entire ensemble is pretty sturdy and robust; the standard seat is 50 cm wide and, very important is available with a set of arms, single arm, or a wider option of 72 cm with arms that can hold a square cushion that can be used very easily as a nice flat surface to work on, or for your laptop. As you can see the individual seats can be linked together using a variety of sharp angles and other connecting elements that allow you to basically create any seating combination you like.

Perfect for nowadays youth this modular seating might be a real success. All we can do is to wait and see what happens.

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