Pisa sofa by Ramei Keum

South Korean product designer Ramei Keum has designed a leaning sofa called Pisa.

The collection includes a sofa and an armchair and comes in blue and yellow.

The seating is supported on an incline by loops of metal forming two legs.

Here’s some more information from the designer:
This is a sofa designed by getting inspiration from ‘The Leaning Tower of Pisa’. Stability through balance is one out of elements considered when furniture is designed. However, it can be an element limiting design. I wanted to design a stable and convenient sofa in reality although it looked unstable. This form leaned forward as ‘The Leaning Tower of Pisa’ is a characteristics in this sofa’s form and helps this sofa play a role as a point furniture giving tension to simple space.
Small sofa
Dimension_W 880 D 770 H 710
Material_Wood / Stainless steel / Leather(or Fabric)
Large sofa
Dimension_W 2080 D 770 H 710
Material_Wood / Stainless steel / Leather(or Fabric)
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