Space Age-Inspired Modular Couch Snakes Through Your Home Or Office

Figuring out where your couch is going to go can be a daunting task. Do you want it up against a wall? Free standing? Are there armchairs involved? How about the rug? Decisions, decisions, decisions.
 
Derlot’s ‘Pipeline’ couch gives picky homeowners the ultimate freedom to decide where their seats will go. And if they don’t like it, they can switch it up as often as needed. The Pipeline can go from a linear arrangement or a large pit for your friends and family to pile onto. For a visually appealing look, you can even have its cylindrical cushioned backing snake through your living room and open the space up with seating spots on either side.

Its straight and curved cushions can be pieced together using slots and grooves to create various aesthetically and ergonomically pleasing combinations. 
 
According to Yanko Design, the sofa was dreamed up by designer Alexander Lotersztain for the brand. The space age-inspired its minimalistic and retrofuturism design. Still, it will also do well in a chic monochromatic living room or even a maximalist’s den. 

Additionally, it also has USB ports and sockets for added functionality.
 
The Pipeline was made to work in private and even public spaces as it creates a flow for people to come together and engage in conversation or relax.

 
 
 
[via Yanko Design and Derlot, images via Derlot]