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Designed by Finn Juhl in 1951, the Baker Sofa is a Danish Modern icon known for its bold, sculptural two-piece backrest and hand-sewn upholstery. The sofa features a solid wood frame in ash?or walnut and combines high-resilience foam with springs, creating a comfortable, buoyant, and long-lasting piece that marked Juhl’s American debut. Details Material Danish cashmere…
The Cassina 637 Utrecht 2-seater sofa, designed by Gerrit Rietveld in 1935, is an iconic Neoplasticism piece featuring a bold, geometric, and functional design. It boasts a high-comfort, deep-angled seat, a supportive steel frame, and signature contrasting blanket or zigzag stitching. Details Material Danish cashmere wool Assembly Requirements Fully assembled Features A constructivist design with prominent, geometric…
The Cassina 637 Utrecht 3-Seater sofa, designed by Gerrit Rietveld in 1935, is an iconic Neoplasticism-style sofa known for its geometric, angular, and sculptural design. Key features include a steel support frame, polyurethane foam padding, distinctive blanket or zigzag stitching, and a curved, comfortable seat designed for modern interiors. Details Material Danish cashmere wool Assembly Requirements Fully assembled Features…
The Florence Knoll 3 Seater Sofa is a premier mid-century modern design (circa 1954) featuring a streamlined, geometric profile with a button-tufted back and seat. It is known for its exposed, heavy-gauge steel frame and legs, high-density foam cushioning for firm support, also provide solid wood base option. Details Material Velvet fabric Assembly Requirements Fully…
The Husk Sofa, designed by Patricia Urquiola, is characterized by a "reversed" construction where soft, flexible, and plush down-filled cushions define its structure rather than a hard frame. It features deep seating, a contemporary quilted finish, and is supported by matt black powder coated base. Details Material Danish cashmere wool Assembly Requirements Fully assembled Features Designed for…
The Noguchi Freeform Sofa, designed in 1946, is a sculptural, organic masterpiece characterized by its fluid, slender forms resembling smoothed river stones. Key features include light, thin upholstery, solid maple legs, and a low-profile, graceful shape, often paired with a matching ottoman. It stands out with its organic, non-conformist aesthetic. Details Material Classic Suede Assembly Requirements Partly assembled Features…
The PK31 Armchair, designed by Poul Kjærholm in 1958, is a high-end, minimalist Scandinavian lounge chair emphasizing steel construction and luxury leather upholstery. It features a precise, cubic structure with matt brushed stainless steel base, down-filled cushions, and distinctive trapezoid arms, offering a blend of industrial elegance and superior comfort. Details Material Premium Aniline Leather Assembly Requirements…