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Berg Frei! by Nicole Losos

German design student Nicole Losos has created a concept for a triangulated wall-mounted structure that you can sit, sleep, read, eat and keep things on.

Called Berg Frei! the sofa resembles a mountain landscape and provides extra surfaces and storage underneath.

Several of the sofas could be mounted in a row to provide seating for more than one person.

Here's some more information from Losos:


A sofa-mountain landscape ‘Berg Frei!,’ this unique concept-furniture helps you experience the extended view of your surroundings, akin to mountains, altering your outlook toward the height and direction.

Now, the space limited surfaces at your home or office would be able to create an unusual bond with the surrounding space.

The wall-mounted sofa offers you a very comfortable way of conversing eye to eye, in spite of your sitting or standing posture, with 40cm of difference.

Cautiously designed with accurate height and dimensions, the ‘Berg Frei!’ can be altered to a height level of 82 cm and its curvy structure offers a new relationship towards the surrounding space is created.

Presenting perfect lighting with a lamp located at the corner, it’s quite spacious with defined place for keeping your stuff and belongings.

Generating a feel of being at the Alps, this piece of furniture offers you a comfortable place for sitting, relaxing, reading and playing.


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