Emanuele Magini’s Sosia Sofa Transforms From Daybed to Couch in Just Seconds
With limited space, New Yorkers need to be smart about how they furnish their homes. This is no easy task, so when a piece of furniture as versatile as Sosia comes along, you bet we’re paying attention. At first glance this green-colored floppy foam looks like a standard room divider, but in reality it is a lot more than meets the eye. Designed by Milan-based Emanuele Magini, the bendable foam can be easily be reshaped for a variety of different purposes including a dressing room, two-seat sofa, bed and more.
The sofa includes two seats that form a daybed when they are pushed together. When they’re separate they can be used as two arm chairs or covered to create a private space.
Emanuele Magini first showed this sofa for Italian brand Campeggi at the Salone Internazionale del Mobile in Milan in 2011. Check out more of his work here.
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Photos via Emanuele Magini
