The sofa undergoes a metamorphosis from a traditional seating object to a dynamic, interactive sculptural environment. The juxtaposition of a static, top cushion with a stretching base creates tension and visual interest. As the sofa elongates, the top cushion becomes a focal point, asserting its presence within the composition. The introduction of cushion elements transforms the sofa into a sculptural garden, inviting interaction and exploration. The use of Noguchi-inspired shapes adds a playful and organic element to the composition, blurring the lines between art and functional design and encouraging creative engagement. The sofa becomes a platform for experiential seating, encouraging users to engage with the sculptural elements and redefine their relationship to the object.