Luxury sofas that ooze opulence

Swanky and ritzy homes should have state of art sofas. Today’s designs are not just about the shape, contour, upholstery and craftsmanship as stylists and creators have begun to think out of the box. Couches nowadays are fitted with hi tech machinations. Apart from the standard convertible designs, the contemporary range also includes shape changing sofas. There are pieces that can ooze out musical notes or give you massages. All these fancy add-ons come at a steep price but an extravagant sofa is totally what you need if you are living in a posh and luxurious home. Here’s the latest scoop on some glam and swanky sofa designs.

Shape shifting cay sofa by Alexander Rehn

The outlandish shape belongs on the famous starship enterprise touring the galaxy. Despite its futuristic and queer design, the sofa is very comfy. Blocks of cushioned mattresses have been put together using hinges, which are placed strategically along the bodyline. The snuggly curvature provides maximum support to the human body. But what sets the design apart is the fact that the sofa can alter its shape automatically in accordance with movement of users nestled on top. You can lie down, sit straight and even recline on the piece comfortably. The tactical positioning of the hinges and angled legs rearranges the sofa every time you move.

Soundscape sofa

Audio Technica is known for giving audio gadgets a new lease of life and this invention by them is truly ground breaking. The sofa, currently stationed at their retail outlets, helps consumers test music products. But this creation from the Australian firm Juicy Design in collaboration with David Caon could roll out for a market price soon. Jam to music with your friends or plug in headphones and listen to soothing tunes when you want to unwind. Use the touch screen to browse through your music albums. Eco panels and recyclable materials are used in its construction.

Trevor O’Neil Cork sofa

This lightweight and rustic couch is made for easygoing, open and airy abodes. It will be a great addition to a holiday home. The small slat on the side will come handy when you want to rest a mug or magazine while lounging. The three seater has enough space if you want to lie down and read. Dubbed as Dulce De Leche Divan, the piece is made out of salvaged cork and birch. It is a creation of Trevor O’Neil design and will cost you $5800.

Stylish position massage sofa

If you like loosening up and relaxing after a hard day’s work, then this piece is definitely for you. The two seater has an electric reclining system to slant the backrest at any angle desired and a massage instrument that rejuvenates your muscles. The positioning can be changed any time using a controller. The foot massager that operates automatically will give your feet a rubdown. This design by King-Miranda Associati has a robust steel frame and a cushy moulded polyurethane foam on top.

Colosseum sofa by Italian designer Tappezzeria Rocchetti

If you are a history lover or find Roman chronicles beguiling, then you will definitely love this piece. The artful design is an oddball and will go in a home that has interesting collectibles. The Colosseum look-a-like seater has been created by the Italian furniture designer Tappaezzeria Rocchetti for tourists who want to take home a memento of the grand city. It is not just another take off on the epic Roman building as the sofa is a realistic mimic of the original edifice. The piece has excellent craftsmanship, fine upholstery and lavish gold fringed cushions resting on the top.

Dynamic Life sofa

Thanks to modern technology, shape shifters aren’t just for sci-fi flicks anymore. This all new sofa design called ‘Dynamic Life’ embeds a touch pad which is capable of changing its shape. What looks like a two seater couch can be converted into a chaise lounge or a bed with the touch of a button. French designer Matali Crasset has created this piece for Campeggi. It will be a good add-on in homes that need to save on space. The lines are neither very straight not too curvaceous, which gives the couch a rather soft look.

Velvet sofa

This velvet sofa is not plush and cuddly but more like a bench. Velvet has been used in a novel way to adorn the seater. Its framework is a lot like benches parked in open air. Wooden planks swirl and twirl about the length to give the couch it characteristic shape. The wooden frame has been swathed with a rich velvet fabric. This unique design will fit right into the yard, patio or balcony of a luxurious mansion or grand villa. The seat has been designed by Andrea Fino and Samanta Snidaro for Sand and Birch.

New versatile sofa TOOT by Cassina

This contemporary design is understated but at the same time also trendy. The leather casing makes it look so damn swell. Even the cushions propped up on the squashy seat have a leather slip cover. The barely there details like low backrest, dumpy arm support and sleek legs make this piece a fitting choice for minimally styled urban apartments. The chic couch is also available in fabric upholstery. Designer Piero Lissoni has named it TOOT sofa and it will be retailed by the Italian furniture outlet Cassina.

Trendy leather sofa by Poltrona Frau

The snuggly sofa in red looks uber romantic. Folded leather and slim feet give the piece a classic look. Stylish and elegant homes that are stashed with showy pieces will love to have this design by Poltrona Frau. Dubbed as John-John, it is a creation of Jean-Marie Massaud.

Barbarella sofa

This fleecy and fuzzy piece should be placed near a crackling fireplace. The sheepskin helps you cozy up while you are seated. It is available in many styles like a loveseat, single seater, double seat and even with a wider seating area that can accommodate three people at a time.

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