By now we’ve all heard the sad (but probably inevitable) news about the split between Jennifer Aniston and Justin Theroux, which isn’t so much the sort of thing a design junkie like me really dwells on. Sure, I wish they could have worked it out as much as the next person. But instead of wondering what went wrong between these two, I’m thinking about what went right, at least design-wise, in that just published Bel Air house of theirs that’s reportedly already on the market. Can we all just acknowledge what these two did to elevate the status of bean bag chairs everywhere?
It’s not everyday that these extremely comfy but otherwise amorphous blobs of furniture can look so cool, and for that, I thank J and J (or at least, their designer). So in honor of their former master bedroom bean bags, let’s look at some other examples of this trend done right (or maybe it’s still all wrong for you, and if so, tell us in the comments!) Bean bag chairs aren’t for everyone, but if you can manage to make them look good, you know they’ll be a hit with anyone who sits in them.
from https://www.apartmenttherapy.com/jennifer-aniston-house-bean-bag-chairs-255980
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