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Aeronautical engine shaped sofa


Published in Design, Interior, sofa Tags: aeronatical

27

Mar


Inspired from aeronautical design, danish designer Phillip Grass, created the Accelerate Sofa.

With jet engine shaped armrests it looks like a race car bed. A seat designed just for winners.

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