7 Foodie Furniture Designs and Home Accessories
By: Marissa Brassfield
Published: April 28, 2011

Good interior design, whether classic or contemporary, reflects the homeowners' interests, preferences and hobbies; these foodie furniture designs and home accessories let gourmets express their love for sweet and savory delights between meals. From novelty pillows to minimalist chocolate-bar couches, you're sure to find a design that whets your appetite.
1. Ostrea Sofa by Annika Goransson: This mollusk-inspired seat by student designer Annika Goransson mimics the undulating lines of an oyster shell. It's made from styrofoam and hand-stitched wool. "I was inspired by the 19th century's bombastic divans and armchairs," explained Goransson to Dezeen. "I was also inspired by the oyster's structure and colors and worked with the contrast between rough and smooth, light and dark."

2. Sushiami Pouf Ottomans: These 24-inch poufs by Sushiami, a division of Sushi Style, are made to look like cartoon versions of sushi rolls. They come in two varieties, Cucumber and Cali; the Cucumber pouf even comes with a little salmon roe "accessory" that sits atop the ottoman. 

3. Sushi Pillows: For those who prefer foodie furniture that's a bit more quirky, the Sushi Pillows from ThinkGeek are ideal. These plush cushions add a touch of whimsy for serious sushi fans, and come in the shape of edamame, shrimp nigiri, salmon nigiri and tuna nigiri. If you'd rather wear sushi than keep it in your home as furniture, check out this roundup of sushi fashion.

4. Sugar Chair by Pieter Brenner: This vibrant seat by Pieter Brenner is created entirely out of sugar, and is more of a commentary on consumers' sugar consumption than an actual chair for the home. "I wanted to show that we are still able to play," said Brenner of his design. 

5. Tantisassi Sofa by Matteo Thun: Got a sweet tooth? You'll love the Tantisassi Sofa designed by Matteo Thun for Rossi di Albizzate. This seat looks just like a bowl of candy -- or mints, if you opt for the all-white version -- with its collection of pebblelike foam cushions.

6. Napoleon Pillows by Eva Nip for Spell: Candy fans will also love these Napoleon Pillows by designer Eva Nip. Designed to look like little candies, these little leather pillows will add a sweet touch to any contemporary interior design scheme.

7. Chocolate Furniture by Iris Koser: This Chocolate Furniture by Iris Koser is a simple (albeit pricey) way to satisfy a chocolate craving without ingesting a single calorie. The convertible seat is designed to look like chocolate squares, and its aluminum supports, blanket and table resemble a chocolate bar's foil wrapper.

Photos by Annika Goransson / Sushiami / ThinkGeek / Inhabitat / Matteo Thun / Designstudio Spell / Apartment Therapy

Comments:
santa
March 25, 2012

great blog