Sofa Design (Page 2)

Sofa design in the decorative arts embodies the fusion of comfort, craftsmanship, and aesthetic innovation. From the ornate Rococo settees of the 18th century to the sleek, minimalist lines of mid-century modern sofas, this category explores the evolution of form, materials, and function in seating design. Iconic movements such as Art Deco, Bauhaus, and Postmodernism have influenced sofa styles, shaping interiors across eras. Whether upholstered in luxurious textiles or crafted from cutting-edge materials, sofas are functional furniture pieces and artistic statements, reflecting shifts in cultural trends, design philosophy, and technological advancements.

Sofa 1988 - Jasper Morrison

This sofa is designed in a so-called minimalist style that is basic and unadorned. Throughout the late 1980s, this emergent style had a significant impact on design in Europe. The sofa in question results from a significant collaboration between a talented young designer and a manufacturer committed to promoting new design.Read More →

Børge Mogensen Spoke Back Sofa 1945, Fabric 1963

Børge Mogensen’s 1945 sofa, with its simple silhouette, draws from American Shaker and English Windsor styles, later gaining commercial success in the 1960s with beechwood and woven fabric.Read More →

Sofa centre-piece featured image

The Sofa is without a doubt the most noticeable piece of furniture in the living room, and its reign as the centrepiece has long been unchallenged. This furniture standard may appear to have been around for a long time, yet it was once just a notion in someone’s head before it gained popularity and international recognition. Read More →