Counterbalancing clean lines and angular geometry, the fat furniture trend embraces the power of the curve. These soft, childlike, amoebic designs feel strongly inspired by ’70s decor and bring a bit of whimsy and comfort into any space. Here are a few of our favorite examples of interiors that cuddle up with chubby couches.

Fashion Designer Lisa Perry’s Pop Art–Inspired Palm Beach Estate

This Plush Living Room in Berlin Is a Bright Blast From Decades Past

The Create & Cultivate Clubhouse Is a Millennial Pink Dream

An Architect Couple Play With Texture in Their Handcrafted London Home

A Kidney-Shaped Sofa in Anne Hathaway’s Former NYC Penthouse

An Edward Fickett–Designed Home Features Bucket-Like Chairs

A Wellness Center Welcomes Guests With Pillowy Chairs

A Puffy, Quilted Sofa in a Toronto Townhouse

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A Sleek, Monochromatic Home Strikes Harmony With Colorado’s Rugged Mountains

A Los Angeles ADU’s Sculptural Dining Chairs

A Nap-Worthy Couch at a Dual-Family Home in Tel Aviv

Hot Pink Cushiness at an Apartment in an 1895 Candy Factory

A Whimsical Side Chair at an Art Collector Couple’s L.A. Residence

Teal and Orange Cushions Contrast With Concrete in This Brutalist Apartment

Kids Love This Playful, Grassy Chair in Their Melbourne Home

A Whimsical, Sculptural Couch Anchors This Long Island Abode

A Soft Sled Sofa at the X House

Shades of Comfort at the Gjøvik House

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