Primafila’s People sofa: the new kid comes in blocks

By Justin Kinney Posted on Mar. 04, 2010 at 5:23pm | 0 comments

If your buddies are used to seeing your pad incredibly cluttered, unpleasantly decorated, and poorly organized, surprise them by doing a design overhaul, beginning with this sleek People sofa recently introduced by Italy-based furniture company Primafila.

As far as interior furniture is concerned, circular patterns are associated with the feminine, and the rectangular with the masculine. The People sofa, we can say in this sense, is über-manly. As if a building block excised from a Rubik’s cube, the beautiful seat imposes a clean, simplistic, and linear geometric theme that suits well with homes rendered in modern-industrial style, especially in urban cities’ high-rise apartments and condominiums.

If you’re the type who follows a less-is-more philosophy, note that the blocks can be assembled according to your liking. Pre-set with four- and six-cube models, the sofa can be experimented on with an array of armrest, backrest, and base seat combinations, allowing you to scatter several pieces around the house and put them back together into a huge ten-seater piece during parties and beer sessions.

Durable without preaching technical drama, the People sofa is made with thick solid wood and plywood panels covered by a removable protective layer of polyester and fine velvet. It is available in a range of colors that can work well with all types of wall painting and treatment. The photo above is just an interesting instance of how you can dress your pad based on the sofa’s tailor-made detailing flexibility.

Pricing of this piece is yet to be announced, so get in touch with Primafila by visiting their site.

Source: Primafila

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