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Diamond Sofa by Jacob Resneck
Italian designers Samanta Snidarao and Andrea Fino of Sand & Birch Design have developed a limited-edition furnishing called the Diamond Sofa that's caught our eye (as well as a few others in the blogosphere). With 160 Swarovski crystals forming a pattern that adorns the wide strip and a built-in LED or flourescent lamp, this reflective aluminum sofa is designed to be a dynamic sculpture as well as a functional two-in-one piece that also saves space. Only one hundred of the numbered edition have been produced, so contact the designers through their website to inquire about one of their sofas-masquerading-as-jewelry.
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