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Paula Rowan worked as an interior designer and a caterer before setting up her eponymous I fell in love with my tobacco leather sofa with decorative studding that was sourced from Argentina. I bought it in Romany Stone [in Wicklow] when it still Nothing gets me more excited as a designer than finding bohemian vintage decor — a gorgeous style combination of Art Deco revival and Marrakech bohemia derived from the 1970s. Luxurious velvet sofas, rattan peacock chairs, Lucite tables, oversized Trust your designer but also trust your own instincts. If it doesn’t look good to your eye on a tiny piece of fabric, it’s unlikely to look better on a bigger surface like a chair or sofa. It may or may not be a mistake but either way, it merits Related: 10 Ways to Give Furniture a Fast Facelift Blogger and decorator Miss Mustard Seed saw potential in this Craigslist find, but to make this sofa suit her country classic home design, she had to scrap the retro upholstery. South Korean designer Lee Eun Kyoung created a furry sofa with soft flexible arms, which are meant to give the feeling of being held by a loved one. Stretched out, the chair looks like a person, waiting to hug you, Kyoung told A’Design Award committee. We either have fabric or leather. While each one has its merits, let chart a few of the benefits and negatives of each one. Pieces upholstered in fabrics have many more options to create the look and feel of a softer, sophisticated, or even a romantic .

Design Center of the Americas, 1855 Griffin Road, Ste. B-102, Dania Beach, 954-920-4408 “Small sculptural tables or stools are always a great addition to a room and can be used next to a sofa or chaise.” Lagoon stool, in an industrial hourglass shape “It is inspiring to see designs from all over the world,” said Danish fashion designer David Andersen, one of the jurors. Notable winners of the Best of the Best Award in furniture are Philippe Starck’s Uncle Jack sofa for Kartell, the world's Don't have anyone to hold? No worries. South Korean designer Lee Eun Kyoung created a furry sofa with soft flexible arms, which are meant to give the feeling of being held by a loved one. Stretched out, the chair looks like a person, waiting to hug you And while we've seen a lot of sofas turn into beds, this is the first time we've seen one turn into a bunk bed. Story by Ian Phillips and editing by Stephen Parkhurst Follow INSIDER Design on Facebook Follow INSIDER on YouTube .