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Rolo Lounge by Eric Pfeiffer

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We adore multi-tasking furniture. Eric Pfeiffer's Rolo Lounge, designed for 10 Grain, is not only that, it's lovely, well-designed, multi-tasking furniture... Sign us up.

 
 

Available later this year. Visit 10 Grain here.

Via: Michelle Kaufmann's Blog

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    What a clever bookcase/chair...
    ...but what else does it do?

    posted by bepsf on February 28th 2008 at 2:48pm
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    I'm a little confused as to what you'd do with the acute angled side. Obviously not sit on it. Doesn't look wide enough for more books. Hm..

    posted by spaceagemouse on February 28th 2008 at 2:55pm
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    This was featured in my local paper a cou0ple of weeks ago. I've already got it bookmarked. I. must. have. it.

    posted by ebrown on February 28th 2008 at 3:36pm
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    Structurally and aesthetically it is intriguing, however, I cannot envision sitting there for long engrossed in a book. Maybe with some very thick cushions...

    posted by Hydra on February 28th 2008 at 6:29pm
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    Very pretty to look at, but doesn't look remotely comfortable to sit in...

    posted by Brooklynnina on February 29th 2008 at 4:57am
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    The acute angled side is where the cat sits when it doesn't want to be in a lap.

    Don't think of it as a reading chair -- mentally place it in a nook on your way out the door, where you sit down to put on your outdoor shoes, and the books you grab from underneath are what you're taking to work or returning to the library. Then it starts making more sense.

    posted by wende in the twin cities on February 29th 2008 at 5:05am
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    Arguably, chairs haven't been lacking shelves any more than shelves have been lacking chairs. Pairing them up feels kind of kitsch.

    This is all moot though as that isn't one of Eric's finer ergonomic moments.

    posted by v1m on June 10th 2008 at 7:42pm
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