Get the Justin Bieber sofa look, without the £20,000 price tag
After something of a social-media hiatus, Justin Bieber has treated fans to a flurry of Instagram posts of late. It's not life with his new baby, Jack Blues, that has caught our attention, though, it's his interiors — indeed, searches for 'Justin Bieber home' increased by 55 per cent last month — and, more specifically, the Dune Ensemble by the French sculptor turned designer Pierre Paulin.
Modular configurations and structural formations are all the rage right now, but this sofa was way ahead of its time when it was launched in 1970, although it was never put into mass production. It's enormous — more than 10ft wide and deep in certain layouts — with backrests and tables that nestle inside to make it look more
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