The American designer George Nelson designed this sofa during the early part of the twentieth century. The sofa is interesting because the actual individual cushions make up the pattern.
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The large modular pieces in this modern Italian sofa emphasize the pattern more than the sofa itself. I thought it was visually interesting to emphasize the pattern more than the actual artifacts.
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