Yeah, this dual design succeeded in reducing the functionality of both the bookcase and the lounge chair. Perfect, though, if you're a pre-teen AI robot child like is pictured in the photo.
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If they'd used an actual person perhaps it would have won me over but using a skeleton only makes it look as if it was never intended to be taken seriously.
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It takes up a lot of space and doesn't hold that much. Looks uncomfortable too.
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ditto on all of the above. colors are hot, though.
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I think it looks pretty cool if you have some space to burn. Not exactly efficient for apartment living, but I've seen some huge apartments that I can only dream about...
I doubt I'd ever sit on something that hard (yuck) but with a pillow, a cat or dog would LOVE that spot. :)
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I wish the middle curve went flat. I wouldn't use it to lounge but put a cool lamp on it and a big, pretty mirror above it.
Love the colors, love the idea.
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It's like a window seat, with no window required! I like it - great for your tiny library, with no room for chairs. Might be better not in pink though...
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I think it looks cool and is a cool concept. Not big on the colors, and I'm pretty sure it would be too uncomfortable.
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on July 6th 2009 at 11:40am view
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Great idea, too bad it is ugly and looks not-terribly-comfortable. I would be all over a more attractive and comfortable looking version of this though!
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I'd rather see a flat connecting bench (with storage below) and standard cushions/pillows. And the hot pink is just ugly.
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I'm guessing that the hot pink (NOT a color I can stomach) is that smoothly laminated memory foam -- maybe. If so, it might be more comfortable than it seems. (If not, I agree that it wouldn't be all that pleasant to sit on...)
But it's kind of fun and if the colors were better, I might try it out...
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I'd rather have more shelf space.
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Maybe nice in a room or reading space designated for a child.
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If it were a different color (preferably just one) and deep enough that you could also sit on it regularly (I can't tell if it is or not from the photo) I think I'd like it. It'd be neat to use in front of a window. I'm hoping it's just really smoothly upholstered, because it really would be too uncomfortable if it isn't.
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I have to agree with most of the people here. The first thing I thought was that this would look great in a kid's room.
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I'm not a fan of hot pink. Cool concept though! Perhaps it should be padded. It looks like there was some ergonomic thought put in, but using a skeleton as a demo is concerning.
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great for a kid's room
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i like the idea, but it looks way too small to be comfortable for curling up.
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Love the idea, but it needs to be executed better.
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The idea is interesting, but it looks very uncomfortable.
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ditto on all above.
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Only good if you like reading books laying in that exact position ... or if you're four feet tall.
view ErikTheRed's profile
I voted 'hot' because I like the idea, but I agree . . . it does look uncomfy . . . a little better research will lead to a great piece!!
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Yeah, this dual design succeeded in reducing the functionality of both the bookcase and the lounge chair. Perfect, though, if you're a pre-teen AI robot child like is pictured in the photo.
view kellylc's profile
If they'd used an actual person perhaps it would have won me over but using a skeleton only makes it look as if it was never intended to be taken seriously.
view leadingedge's profile
It takes up a lot of space and doesn't hold that much. Looks uncomfortable too.
view jooly's profile
ditto on all of the above. colors are hot, though.
view creative*type's profile
I think it looks pretty cool if you have some space to burn. Not exactly efficient for apartment living, but I've seen some huge apartments that I can only dream about...
I doubt I'd ever sit on something that hard (yuck) but with a pillow, a cat or dog would LOVE that spot. :)
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I wish the middle curve went flat. I wouldn't use it to lounge but put a cool lamp on it and a big, pretty mirror above it.
Love the colors, love the idea.
view birdablaze's profile
It's like a window seat, with no window required! I like it - great for your tiny library, with no room for chairs. Might be better not in pink though...
view lemonadefish's profile
I think it looks cool and is a cool concept. Not big on the colors, and I'm pretty sure it would be too uncomfortable.
view tgfoo's profile
Great idea, too bad it is ugly and looks not-terribly-comfortable. I would be all over a more attractive and comfortable looking version of this though!
view evakatharina's profile
I'd rather see a flat connecting bench (with storage below) and standard cushions/pillows. And the hot pink is just ugly.
view Emeryville's profile
I just want the reading skeleton.
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i like it but with some modification. first the color. second the length. last but not least, add a desk to it. the last one is optional.
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I'm guessing that the hot pink (NOT a color I can stomach) is that smoothly laminated memory foam -- maybe. If so, it might be more comfortable than it seems. (If not, I agree that it wouldn't be all that pleasant to sit on...)
But it's kind of fun and if the colors were better, I might try it out...
view SherryBinNH's profile
I'd rather have more shelf space.
view Alaricus's profile
Maybe nice in a room or reading space designated for a child.
view baileyb's profile
If it were a different color (preferably just one) and deep enough that you could also sit on it regularly (I can't tell if it is or not from the photo) I think I'd like it. It'd be neat to use in front of a window. I'm hoping it's just really smoothly upholstered, because it really would be too uncomfortable if it isn't.
view ereuyi's profile
I have to agree with most of the people here. The first thing I thought was that this would look great in a kid's room.
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I'm not a fan of hot pink. Cool concept though! Perhaps it should be padded. It looks like there was some ergonomic thought put in, but using a skeleton as a demo is concerning.
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great for a kid's room
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