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A Minimalist Sofa Held Together with a Frame

11.15.16 | By
A Minimalist Sofa Held Together with a Frame

Korean industrial designer Cho Hyung Suk continues to explore seating with a new design created for MUNITO. The Frame Sofa holds together six cushions within a pipe frame, which wraps around them to create a secure piece of furniture. The sofa’s frame is made with steel pipe and the cushions are covered with Kvadrat fabric and can easily be replaced.

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