IKEA’s Klippan sofa is arguably the most popular sofa in the world and it has been on the market for almost 40 years but the team behind Artfly felt Klippan called for a bit of rejuvenation. They wanted to give it versatility, help it blend into various situations or interiors, so that as many people as possible could pick it for their own. To make it ubiquitous and yet original at the same time. A simple solution suggested itself – to make it all happen with a slipcover. Today they offer a wide range of slipcovers that can turn your Klippan into a design piece in a matter of minutes. And they offer free shipping worldwide.
The Azami slipcover toys with symmetry and floral motifs combined with simple graphic patterns. Price: $299
The Colorblock slipcover features clean geometry and bold colors. Price: $269
Misaki slipcover. Neither painting, nor graphic pattern, this piece breaks design into a screen of dots. Price: $299
Pastel slipcover. Evoking the atmosphere of summer dresses and ice creams in the American diners of the 50s, the pinks, mint greens, blues and light yellows on this slipcover are spot on. Price: $299
Thanks slipcover. This pattern is inspired by the wild. The zebra, giraffe, leopard, cheetah, tiger, crocodile and cobra are all herded in the pattern of this cover. Price: $269
Time flies slipcover. Overflowing with designs of E.T., actors sporting Mexican moustaches, chainsaws, working out in the gym, little vampires, dog keeping, floppy discs, cassettes, diamonds, high-heeled shoes, USB drives, planet Saturn, T-squares, aircraft, guns, pine cones, skyscrapers, safety pins, stars, folders, apples or cherries, this slipcover is a playful take on the world around you. Price: $269
Artista is a 7.2-metre architecturally designed home by Australian company Tiny Tect Tiny Houses that cleverly blends style and function. From its well-appointed kitchen,...
Comfort without unnecessary compromise seems to be the thinking behind the Adagio by Piccola Tiny Homes in California. Designed as a single-story tiny home...
