Beautiful patterns and gorgeous color combination by Dutch designer Edward Van Vliet for his “Sushi” furniture collection for Italian sofa house Moroso. “The Sushi collection is a sophisticated wrapping concept inspired by universal layers, found also in nature and architecture.”

Contrasting graphic patterns and colors are used in the design of each item in the collection but together the set looks beautifully cohesive. Wouldn’t mind having one of those donut poufs and joy balls cushions.

Don’t you just love how a little tweak can totally change a look. Like how the humble sofa is totally transformed into something more organic by using rounded square shapes in different sizes and colours. The cushions do look like pebbles to me!

After reading Hans Christian Anderson’s “Princess and the Pea” as a child, I remember putting a pea under my mattress to see if I could feel it when I lay myself on it.  I was a little bummed when I couldn’t because it meant I wasn’t a princess. I’m sure I’m not the only girl who did that. This quirky multiple-mattress bed is a nod to the tale.

From Doshi Levien.

This stunning sofa made of clothed polyurethane foam weaved macramé style over white powder coated steel pipe frame is called Pleats-Pleasts and conceptualised by Daniel Hedner of ImaginaryOffice.se.