Discover pieces that feel as good as they look—supportive seating, soft textures, and timeless silhouettes designed to bring effortless comfort and refined style to every room.
Armrests
Supportive comfort for arms
Headrest
Adjustable comfort for posture
Height Adjustable
Easily adjustable sitting position
Backrest recline
Customizable reclining backrest
Machines Like Us
Machines Like Us is part love story, part dreamscape, part exploration of self. For the characters (Speaker, Boy, and Historian), love is dangerous, disorienting, self-erasing. To understand themselves as individuals, they must investigate the boundaries separating each from the other.
Boy finds a spot beneath a tree & stretches out
taking up half of the forest floor. Historian & I
have to keep stepping over Boy’s limbs & sometimes
we step into each other, a pile of Boy & Historian & me.
Over the course of the collection, the three struggle to tether and untether. They continuously disturb and upend, externally and internally. They are terrified to be with and without each other. The resulting horror—blood, broken bodies, decomposition—is a landscape, both natural and unnatural, of their glorious failure.
Comfort Meets Design
Small Space, Big Style
Discover space-savvy pieces—slim seating, nesting tables, wall shelving, and multifunctional storage—that open up your layout while adding warmth, texture, and modern character to every corner.
Machines Like Us
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Create a home that feels effortless yet intentional. From sculptural lighting to refined storage and cozy textiles, our curated pieces balance
form and function—so your rooms look beautiful, live comfortably, and age gracefully with your style.
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Vendor
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Book Outpost
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Joshua R. Helms
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Product title
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Machines Like Us
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Description
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Machines Like Us is part love story, part dreamscape, part exploration of self. For the characters (Speaker, Boy, and Historian), love is dangerous, disorienting, self-erasing. To understand themselves as individuals, they must investigate the boundaries separating each from the other.Boy finds a spot beneath a tree & stretches outtaking up half of the forest floor. Historian & Ihave to keep stepping over Boy’s limbs & sometimeswe step into each other, a pile of Boy & Historian & me.Over the course of the collection, the three struggle to tether and untether. They continuously disturb and upend, externally and internally. They are terrified to be with and without each other. The resulting horror—blood, broken bodies, decomposition—is a landscape, both natural and unnatural, of their glorious failure.
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Price
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Regular price
$11.95 USD
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Weight
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0.2 lb
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