9 Crazy Couches For Your Home...Perhaps

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We don't know about you guys, but we think some of these are funny and some are just plain tragic.

Would you or/and your roommate consider getting one of these?

If the answer is yes, please! by all means tells us which one in the comment box.

Lock Your Lips

Art can inspire lots of things, even furniture. These lips by Sexy Furnishings were created with Salvador Dali's The Face of Mae West painting in mind. It's good way to bring a touch of surrealism to your home.

Asami What

This couch by Colico is equipped with LED lights that change colors when desired.

The Caterpillar Way

This sofa was actually designed in 1972 byParnian and continues to be a top seller for the company. Each section is attached to the adjacent pieces with a zipper, so it can fit practically any space.

Chesterfield Craziness

When we think of couches, we think of comfort. So, it's hard for us to imagine relaxing on this concrete one by Gray Concrete. But it definitely looks cool for outdoor setting.

 

Europa In A Glance

This looks more like a sculpture than a couch but that's exactly what DRAENERT wanted. Made from steel, this is a truly innovative product.  

Is That The Colosseum?

If you can't make the trip to Rome, you may consider buying this Colosseum sofa. With 60 years of experience, Tappezzeria Rocchetti is bringing Italy to living rooms all over the world. 

Reveal Your Wild Side

 

Rocchetti also created this very realistic tiger couch. Complete with incredible facial details and a tail, this is perfect for any safari-themed room.

For Cat Lovers

If you're a cat lover, this is for you. This sofa's armrests and back are actually cat tunnels, so a furry friend can have fun while its owner is lounging. Watch the video above to see how designer Seungji Mun created this wonder.  

Are You Flexible?

This couch is flexible, to say the least. Designed by FlexibleLove, it is made from kraft paper and industrial wood waste, taking eco-friendly furniture to a whole new level. 

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