M-cube is a mobile, modular and multi-functional seating unit designed by Ralph Prince for residents living in high-density housing. It was designed to adapt and to the irregular, narrow and small floor spaces which are commonly found in high-density housing. This product aims to reduce clutter, increase spatial efficiency and furniture function. It is able to act as a zonal and divisional barrier with its form / easily accessible and open storage cavities. M-cube is highly mobile, adaptable and lightweight. Its materials make it suitable for both indoor and outdoor purposes.Its removable upholstery and modular pieces make it versatile in a range of contexts. - Via - Designawards

Down Low is designed by Upwell and is a low seating unit designed to accommodate those living-room sessions, casual meetings, tv dining and especially gaming - whatever your thing may be …keep it on the Down Low. The Down Low is flexible living room seating created to engage low, or typical seating height scenarios. In these days consoles like Play Station, Xbox, Wii are more and more popular so these pieces of furniture would be an excellent choice for a good gaming party at the end of the weekend.

Daniel Becker’s designed a really interesting seating unit named Hunting Lines. I don’t know exactly where you should use this piece of furniture, or how you should use it, because from this picture it don’t looks to comfortable. At least the design has an interesting visual appeal. - Via - Designspotter