Though we're not usually a fan of patchwork, it can be enticing when it is done very well. We have a fondness for Hans Hopfer's Mah Jong sofa from Roche Bobois and a recent fascination with Bertjan Pot's beanbag sofa. Recently, we came across Squint, a design group based in London that does amazing custom patchwork upholstery on a variety of styles of furniture...














I kinda like the first pic with the chair. Has a nice bohemian quality to it, plus I love the shape of the chair...not so fond of the sofa or the bed though, it looks too busy for me.
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My eyes, they are a-burnin'...
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Love it. Of course you've got to put one of those in an otherwise completely white room, so the one piece of patchwork furniture really pops. Otherwise, yes it would be too busy.
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I love all of these!
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I never though I'd say an Egg chair was ugly because it's my iconic chair. But, that Egg chair is UGLY. :)
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that bed is unbelievable!
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All that furniture needs now is a good bedazzlin'.
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So Alice in Wonderlandish!
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I believe this trend was started by Bayer, the makers of Aspirin.
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there's a shop in EastHampton NY that does this as well.. I've forgotten the name of the designer.
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I don't care for this look. I think it looks like clown furniture.
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oh how i love thee.....
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I love this look on other peoples furniture [people i will never meet]!
- except when they do it to classic pieces of furniture and make me cry patchwork tears.
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I love the last one!
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