Livina is a modular seating concept by designer Jan Contreras. Using the separate modules, users can create a unique seating arrangement that fits the dimensions of any space–including the outdoors.
I don’t know if it will ever see the light of day as an actual product, but if you are an interior designer looking to re-decorate the interior of a science museum, the “molecule-esque” style of the Livina would be a wise choice.
Via: Design Spotter
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