Conversation pit sofa

OMHU Sofa Bed with Conversation Pit Function

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A three-storey Georgian-style home in Galway City, Ireland, undergoes a heartfelt transformation by Kingston Lafferty Design (KLD).

The conversation pit was a trend during the 1970s, allowing families and friends to join together in one localized spot designed to spark conversations and dialog. While the trend seemed to have died off since the seventies, it has made a comeback. People want retro conversation pits more than ever.

Sunken living rooms and conversation pits are back from the 1970s. Here, we track this living room style's comeback—and share how to make your own conversation pit without renovating your home.

Although the Home book by English designer Terence Conran was published in 1982, a lot of the designs, colours and the Osmonds posters were still reflecting the flamboyant style of seventies. Amongst the pages are giant beds, space age looking sofas, a hippy looking lady sitting on psychedelic sheets and a dog that’s decided to shut its eyes to [&hellip

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