Luftballon Sofa jay Monica Forster is inspired by

Monica Forster is inspired by calligraphy

Ellipse shape and calibrated dimensions remain common features of the new elements

All of these additional elements have a strong and functional design

#2 a floor lamp that gently leans against a wall and #3 a quarter circle that sits in a wall

Luftballon Sofa jay Monica Forster is inspired byLuftballons, the upholstered furniture collection by Valter Cagna from Gebrder Thonet Vienna design dept. , is characterised by soft lines and sinuous curves, inspired by the contours of a balloon, as its name suggests. Comprising a small sofa and a lounge chair, the family of seats is distinguished by the large volumes of cushions, carefully balanced in size and proportions. The solid frame made of steam curved beechwood, an element of continuity