Lost in a sofa

Living in small spaces? You do not know where to store your stuff?

A Japanese architect –Daisuke Motogi– got inspired and gave the sollution named “Lost in Sofa”!

Lost in Sofa is a couch designed so that you can stick things right into it.

The designer writes “Things often get lost under the sofa. It’s ordinary for a coin which slipped out of your pocket, or a never-to-be-found remote to be accidentally found in between/underneath the sofa cushions.”

From now on, you do not have to worry about space and lost things. Store them in your couch and find them at the spot!

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