Danielle Sobik's electroluminescent couch encourages nearness

Although today's not exactly a good day for some furniture manufacturers, Danielle Sobik's electroluminescent couch is looking to cure the boring couch blues by offering touch / location-sensitive lighting in an ultra-mod sofa. Clearly designed with the female in mind, the couch emits blue flower patterns when a couple is sitting apart from one another, and as the two move nearer, the patterns change in relation to their proximity. Once the two are close enough to finally get over that gripe they had earlier, the deep blue colors begin to turn to a light pink, presumably aiding everyone in just getting along. Nah, it doesn't look like Danielle has landed a deal with Berkline just yet, but this would definitely be the perfect seating location when typing away on your Luxeed keyboard. Psychedelic, man.

[Via ShinyShiny]

[blaQ @ Feb 1st 2007 6:29AM]

talk about crap...if you dont have any skills with the females, an electroluminescent cant save you.

[Aaron @ Feb 1st 2007 9:35AM]

We totally need one of those in our fraternity house for parties. (Chilling and playing X-Box, different story.)