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BITMAP
Overview
This sofa has a unique shape formed by two rectangular blocks, one large and one small, fused along one edge. The smaller block seems to float in space, giving impression of levitating and introducing an element of surprise. This smaller block can be used as a side table, armrest, or even as a seat, accessible from all sides. Although this sofa is a single piece, the design allows multiple pieces to be fitted in a modular layout, enabling communication in multiple directions, whether side-to-side, face-to-face, or in diagonal positions.
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Fabric（ Kvadrat – Hallingdal 65 ）
Fabric（ Maharam – Messenger ）
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Design ConceptbyTodd Bracher
BITMAP challenges the way we think about lounge seating. Instead of dictating how people should sit or gather, it creates an open framework for exploration. The modular, pixel-like forms can be nested, stacked, or arranged in unexpected ways—allowing users to shape their space intuitively
The elevated perch adds another layer of function, acting as both a seat and a surface for work or interaction. By removing the rigid structure of traditional seating, Bitmap encourages a more natural, adaptable way to engage with space—whether alone or in a group. It’s about flexibility, play, and rethinking how we inhabit our environments.
