Yesterday, when we posted a modern Indiana home, there were a lot of oohs and aahs over the conversation pit designed by Alexander Girard. As commenters noted, conversation pits, although cool, aren't the most flexible designs for a home, but their loungy look continues to inspire the sectionals and floor cushions of today...










does anyone know where they got those low couches in the fifth photo?
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LOVE #3 and #5... so clean and airy!
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Back in my day, a conversation pit was a sunken area. So only #2 really qualifies by that definition. But I like the idea of arranging furniture to facilitate conversation. #1 is very nice.
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I will never tire of seeing Polly and Ben's lovely living room.
And yeah, we had family friends growing up who had a really intense sunken living room pit. It was like 4 ft. deep at least! With lots of cool built-in seating and a TV wall. I thought it was the future!
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I remember seeing Polly and Ben's home in Ready Made magazine a few years ago, and managed to save that issue. Covet that white sectional sofa. Such a lovely home.
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those low couches in the last photo are by edra (undeadmouse)- they are amazing. i have them in lime green
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