Wood, finish, and upholstery are fully customizable, and the price is $3995. This is furniture built to last a lifetime...and beyond...
Survey below the jump.
Wood, finish, and upholstery are fully customizable, and the price is $3995. This is furniture built to last a lifetime...and beyond...
Did we mention the sofa is made by Casket Furniture and can be transformed into a casket should that need arise?
EW!!!!!!!!!!
view *heather leaf*'s profile
This thing may last a lifetime, but why would you want it to. It is so ugly!
view sar3j's profile
considering i want to be cremated, this is the last thing i'd want in my apartment! way too morbid. "Ah, yes, let me relax on my corpse container".
view *heather leaf*'s profile
it looks like a waiting room bench for a doctors office or restaurant. the kind that doesn't realize how tacky their decor is.
view rstrtz's profile
Wow, why did we waste the space for this post? It's U-G-L-Y!
view Z Brownie's profile
Casket meets tanning bed.
view I Love Upstate's profile
When I first saw the photo, I wondered if they realized how much it looks like a casket.
Do not want.
view Aldyth's profile
I do like the lines, but it kind of has that modern dorm feeling to it.
Now that I know that it is a casket, which explains the price, ew, ew, ew uh ew ew ew!
view Jason's profile
Hideous!!!
view suzy8track's profile
terrible...just terrible.
view ZAshtianipour's profile
It's a horrible couch! But as a casket, it's better looking that most of the gaudy options out there. I'd hope my loved ones were stylish enough to put me in one of these.
view tarynevelyn's profile
Kind of a mod interpretation of a church pew.
view Mella DP's profile
I checked out the site - hilarious! (sort of tacky, but come on!) Coffin coffee tables? Eternaltainment centers? It's nice to know you can pre-arrange these things and use them in the home. Some of the items weren't that conspicuous.
I said I liked the sofa for many of the reasons some people hated it. It does look like it belongs in a public space, not the home. I'm not sure why that's a problem, as if public space doesn't count. A lot of modern designed sofas look like waiting room furniture to me too, it doesn't make them ugly. You want a place to sit that's not a hard wooden bench, I think these are pretty neat.
view K T G's profile
way too much wood. any yes, it looks a bit like a coffin or a tanning bed. and not in a good way.
view dM's profile
Hideousness aside, it also looks really uncomfortable. There's very little padding and I really hate sitting in sofas that don't have real arms.
I wonder how many of those they've actually sold . . . and who bought them . . .
view moderndomestic's profile
I was going to say that it looks too much like a church pew, but then to find out that it converts into a coffin..... Well, all-righty-riddly then.... as a coffin, I could appreciate its simple design, but I don't want MY corpse leaving a large footprint that size. As a couch...phooey.
view btoddster's profile
Ugly, not quite Halloween enough.
Perhaps I'd like it better if it didn't take itself so very seriously.
view gordon's profile
eww... I just envisioned lifting the cushion to stash a magazine or something and a hand reaching out to take it from me.
Me: "Thanks!"
Couch: " 'salright..."
view btoddster's profile
:-D it is silly.
view maike's profile
btoddster, did you see the Bruegel coffee table?
http://www.casketfurniture.com/prod/the_bruegel.html
view K T G's profile
Well, I suppose it could be a nice display coffee table in THIS world...you know, for seashells, or beenie babies, that sort of thing.
~shudder~
view btoddster's profile
I like it, it looks clean and minimalistic, much better than many other designer stuff.
view Clap's profile
ewwww.........can you say "in bad taste"?
view rachelrachel's profile
Hideous.
view gryt's profile
bad looking design to me---
view poptart's profile