The Today Show recently did a piece called “Transforming Your Teen’s Room”. The featured expert was George Oliphant from OpenHouse to the Rescue, who used a few LoveSac sactional pieces to stage a teen-friendly hangout space. One of the benefits of this design as he mentions, is the fact that the configuration can grow as needed by simply adding more bases and sides.

In case you are wondering, George used the Courtney Cachet Limited Edition Grey Chenille Covers

Here is a clip from the show…

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Moving from one address to the next has its share of headaches, and it would be easy to say moving your LoveSac can be one of them. But it is not easy to stay mad at our favorite piece of furniture, and as the following bloggers describe…LoveSacs can make you laugh even when they are being a bit ornery!

Need some tips for condensing your sac? Bre and Sarah have taken their own approach to engineering in the post “How to Pack a LoveSac”.

Are these girls sharp or what?

Now, what happens when the husband and wife have different ideas for where the LoveSac should go? Ryan and Heather are trying to solve that dilemma in their new apartment.

Who will win this epic battle of Sac-Shui?

Remember the compact box your LoveSac was shipped to your house in? Well just like puppies and children, LoveSacs grow up fast. This of course is a good thing…unless you are trying to move out of your place and all you have is an SUV to transport everything!

Here is a funny short video of two guys trying to stuff their LoveSac into the back of their truck. Will it fit?

The ultimate Love Sac (girls sold separately).

Any dog owner who has a lovesac knows their favorite bean bag also happens to be fido’s as well.  This makes for some great photo opportunities like the pictures below…

Lost at Sea

Lazy Day

Camo Dog

Fuzzy Wuzzy

King of the Mountain

Who gets first dibs to the LoveSac at your house…Man or Beast?

It was bound to happen eventually…the names were just too similar. Here is Divine Comedy’s version of “Love Shack” by the B52′s with everyone’s favorite bean bag mixed into the lyrics.

It is pretty entertaining to search the web looking for creative uses of LoveSacs.  Here is what a quick search of Flickr turned up for us…

#1 Stuffed in Car – All the more reason to have your Sac delivered.

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#2 The Flying Leap – Neither LoveSac nor human were injured during this stunt.

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#3 The Office Prank – Somebody is watching you!

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#4 Frosty the LoveSac – All he needs is the corn cob pipe…

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Have a funny LoveSac picture to share?  Use the comments section to post the web address.

Kat Von D needed a hot new look for her tattoo shop and Whoo Kid knew how to hook her up.  Check out her custom made GS sectional, complete with embroidered logo…

5. Zone Out
One of our favorite things to do in a LoveSac is NOTHING AT ALL!  Sounds boring?  Trust us, it is much more refreshing than you could imagine.  Just relax – read a magazine, listen to music, or close our eyes and clear your mind.

4. Halo 3 Sessions
Contrary to what some may think, it is not easy to throw down a five hour session on Halo.  It takes skill, persistence and the perfect seat.

3. Jump on It
We can’t officially recommend this – but rumor has it that LoveSac Freestyle Jumping is being considered as an Olympic event.  Start training now!

2. Watch a Movie
This is what your Sac was made for – functional comfort.  Plop yourself in the center of the room to maximize the surround sound!

1. Snuggle Up
The only thing better than relaxing in your Sac is sharing it with someone special.  After all, they are called LoveSacs for a reason.

What is your favorite LoveSac activity?  People are coming up with new uses for their LoveSac everyday.  Take a look at what these guys are doing…

Hear is a peak into the LoveSac headquarters.  The tour guide is CEO Shawn Nelson who has built LoveSac into huge furniture company from very meager beginnings.  He actually used to sell LoveSacs from the back of his van at concerts and flea markets.