Michael Egan’s “Wings” and “Unfolded” sofas are cut from the same cloth, but each has its own unique identity. Both share the same ergonomic top portion, but their entirely different bases make one complex and the other quite simple. Unfolded’s layered plywood makes a great place to store books and magazines, while Wings’ bold continuation of the arms creates a unique floating effect. Which one suits you?!
Designer: Michael Egan
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Wings actually won Viesso’s People’s Sofa Contest and will go into production later this year.
Covered up, decent reception chair. Open, horrible to clean!