Step into 19th century France with this upholstered sofa featuring a boldly scrolled frame and hand-carved scroll legs, which captures the essence of the Louis Philippe style. This sofa was elegantly designed with a black frame and white upholstery so it could have a sophisticated look. With each meticulously ornate detail, you can see the true craftsmanship that has gone into creating this elegant piece. With beautifully carved designs and comfortable white upholstery, this sofa allows for comfort while also being stylish. For additional images or more details, we encourage you to reach out to our team of design specialists

Hand-made in Switzerland by renowned furniture manufacturers De Sede, this 1970s leather sofa is simultaneously sophisticated and playful. The soft, slouchy folds of the cushions and armrests give a relaxed inflection to the structural silhouette, while the rich terracotta tone of the leather evokes a sense of sunbaked warmth. As is to be expected from De Sede, the quality of the leatherwork is impeccable: the beautifully soft texture and crisp finish creates a stylish and irresistibly comfortable seat.

Pair of biomorphic sofas attributed to Vladimir Kagan for Directional, c. 1980s.

Both have been reupholstered in an ultra soft faux shearling and one retains original makers tag to underside.

Each measures 88″W x 28″H x 47″D with an 18″ seat height.

A French Louis XV style painted and carved sofa circa 1900. This sofa has a nicely shaped back and new upholstery with two bolster pillows.

A phenomenal and rare 108-C wave lounge chair by Adrian Pearsall for Craft Associates. Recently reupholstered in gray and white neutral fabric.

Ward Bennett for Brickel Sofa

This sofa measures: 69 wide x 31 deep x 30 inches high, with a seat height of 15 and arm height of 22 inches

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CONDITION: This item is sold in the same condition as it is the day it was photographed in our studio. This furniture is sold in “As Is” condition. Items not subjected to the restoration process can often ship out a lot faster than normal. Currently we estimate that time to be within 4 to 6 weeks, but if this detail is really important to you, please contact us for an updated time estimate before ordering. See the “Free Shipping” section below for more details.

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We know how hard it is to purchase all the furniture you need from multiple sources in different parts of the country and get them shipped to your door at the same time, so we handle all of the details for you and try to make all this as painless and worry-free as possible.

1970s, Norwegian design by Ivar Opsvik for Bruksbo Norway. 2 seater sofa, model “Safari”. Original very good condition: no smells and no stains. Brown leather, canvas, beech wood. Manufactured by Norwegian furniture manufacturer in about 1970s.

A very rare plastic coated wire chaise lounge chair with adjustable back and head rest with restored knoll fabric . The chair has no rear wheels which was typical for the outdoor model and this one has the original plastic leg glides to protect your floors , made in very limited numbers . This chair was never outside and was always been used indoors , the estate it came has all early Knoll furniture in the interior and was featured in the magazine Better Homes and Gardens during the period . Designed by Richard Schultz for Knoll the perfect piece for your living space or as a daybed .

1960s, Danish “Spanish” drop arm sofa in original good condition: no smells and no stains. Cherry red furniture velour, ash wood legs. Double-sided seat cushions with springs inside. Adjustable armrests (adjustment lever under the back sofa). Decorative cords for adjusting armrests. Manufactured by Danish furniture manufacturer in about 1960-65s.

Canape set two armchairs and four chairs. Portuguese 19th century. romantic style, in rosewood wood. Seat and back in damask. Dim.: (canapé) 120 x 178 x 56 cm. Good condition. This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
official proof of authenticity,
however it is well documented in design history. I take full responsibility for any authenticity

issues arising from misattribution