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From designer Karim Rashid a well know name in the modern furniture game comes the Sofa One, a perfect combination of form and function. This eye catching sofa makes use of the unique frame by hosting a wood lined portal perfect for a good book or the all mighty remote control. In addition a small slice of the cushion can be placed to lay flat, or as shown for a chaise lounge look. Smooth rounded edges, back rest cut out, and minimal metal feet add subtle finishing touches to the Sofa One. Available in fabric or leather, left or right facing. 79" L x 32" D x 31" H , seat: 17" H x 21" deep
Once again, Karim Rashid shows why he is one of the top innovative designers around. Each time I see this piece I am mystified. How I would enjoy a chance to sit on one, just to see how comfortable it is and feel the craftsmanship up close.
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I love the futuristic design shape of the sofa. As bobo commented, this must cost a fortune.
Posted by: Kamaria | November 2, 2007 7:54 AM
His furnitures are just the best!
And BTW, the Veuve Clicquot loveseat that Karim Rashid designed will be exhibited at his next talk Blurring Boundaries at the Singapore Design Festival this December. Sounds interesting so I can't wait!
FYI, details about the talk can be found at www.singaporedesignfestival.com
Posted by: sophie | November 6, 2007 2:36 AM
i like this how much
Posted by: jessica | March 5, 2008 8:46 AM
very beautiful sofa. Having a very much youth feel to it. How much would be price for such a sofa?
Posted by: Rachel Green | March 12, 2008 5:28 AM
I have searched high and low for a price on this piece, but cannot find one. This is most certain a "price upon request" piece. It is fantastic for sure.
John
Posted by: John
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March 12, 2008 6:13 AM
Karim Rashid? I'm surprised it's not made entirely of pink plastic! :)
He actually did a lot of design work here in Belgrade (his own apartment, a restaurant, logo design for a pharmaceutical company...) and he really does use a lot of pink... but I digress.
Pete.
Posted by: Modern Interiors | July 30, 2008 12:59 PM