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October 22, 2009
Chair of the Day: Moroso Sushi Pouf
Designer Edward Van Vliet described this as a “modernistic folklore Donut pouf.” Does that mean it comes with frosting?
His pouf is part of the Sushi Collection Edqard designed for Moroso. It looks a bit like a mini-tramp. I like poufs (I like mini-tramps, too). They have 1,001 uses.
Poufs make great coffee tables that can also be seats. The Sushi pouf scream, “PARTY!” to me. How about you?
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3 Responses to “Chair of the Day: Moroso Sushi Pouf”
Avatars are randomly assigned unless you get your own
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Posted by Jennifer on October 23rd, 2009 at 7:51 am
Could be, but I fear it’s not pink enough.
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Posted by Alane on October 23rd, 2009 at 9:58 am
This stuff reminds me of my spirograph from the 70’s
Wait, are you sure this isn’t from the Jonathan Adler Barbie Dream House collection?