The Berlin, Germany based anOtherArchitect group have created the Nefertiti lounge concept, which they recently exhibited at the FURNEX show in Cairo, Egypt. A low lounge which integrates a table element. It can be used as a laptop workspace, coffee table or relaxation seat. The sleek and feminine lines are inspired by the iconic bust of  Queen NEFERTITI of Egypt.
Require quite a lot of open space to make it look right and not overcrowded, but in the settings correct, it would be extraordinary. As an additional option, it will be the side / extra on the table a rounded / curved, because space itself is conducted in the straight or line geometric / shape. Also, maybe extra on the table can be done in different materials (think powdered steel code or something).

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