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Everyone knows how annoying it can be to get comfortable in a chair or couch. Dead legs, numb bums, sore backs…it can certainly be a pain. More often than not, finding a comfy spot is a matter of design, in that some chairs or couches are simply too rigid to allow the user to figure out what?s comfortable for them. In an effort to combat this problem, a new modular seating system is allowing users to organize its parts in any way they possibly can.
This innovative new concept was created by a budding design collective from Central Saint Martins, a prominent design school in London. The collective in question, which goes by the name ilco, is comprised of three classmates who wanted to continue working together after university and decided to make something that would ?bring art and design together to create a functional piece of art [and] an emotional piece of design.?

And so Into-form was born: a modular seating system composed of five different pieces (black, yellow, green,...