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What Does Your Sofa Sitting Position Reveal About You

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Of course you have heard about IQ tests, memory tests, vocabulary tests, Rorschach inkblot test and the like. Well, here's another personality test that is pure fun, but also has its roots in body language. Let’s say there's a lot more to sitting on a sofa than meets the eye. Body posture and how we really carry ourselves says everything about us. So read and find out what your favourite sitting position on a sofa is and what it reveals about your personality.  Below are 8 statements. Select only one from the eight which best suits your behaviour or sitting position.  1. You sit in a drooping position with your head positioned lower than your sofa's headrest. 2. You keep your feet up in a lotus position on the sofa. 3. You cross your legs and sit on the sofa. 4. You occupy the entire sofa by stretching your legs. 5. You turn upside down and sit. 6. You keep your legs up and hug yourself and sit. 7. You keep one leg down and the other on the sofa. 8. As a couple,

'Voices in Design' at Simply Sofas

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When great minds come together extraordinary things happen. Simply Sofas along with IIID BRC organised 'Voices in Design', an event to bring the most highly regarded architects and designers on one platform at the Simply Sofas Mission Road Showroom, Bangalore. An intense discussion between renowned architects Krishnarao Jaisim, Sandeep Khosla, Sanjay Mohe, and author Apurva Bose Dutta marked the evening of May 25th, 2018. Featured in her book 'Architectural Voices of India', these icons spoke of their unique journeys in architecture, their deep passion for creating, and the challenges facing Indian architecture today. IIID award-winner Shruti Jaipuria of Maia Design presented her unique approach to interior design through a selection of acclaimed projects - Toast & Tonic, The Black Rabbit, Smoor, and The Flying Squirrel. An intense discussion with (Left to right) author Apurva Bose Dutta, Ar. Sanjay Mohe, Ar. Sandeep Khosla, and Ar. Krishnarao Jaisim Launc