By Vladimir Kagan, Directional
Located in Culver City, CA
This sofa is stunning. The iconic Vladimir Kagan cloud sofa, designed for Directional Furniture in the 1990's this sofa has become an instant classic.
Upholstered head-to-toe in heavy ivory bouclé—even the double-disc bottom—she’s all texture, all luxury, all day. And yes, that bouclé is a performance fabric designed to repel stains and stay pristine like a diva on her best behavior.
Kagan’s legacy is hotter than a Palm Springs summer right now—every A-list designer and celeb seems to be snagging his pieces faster than you can say, “iconic.” And this isn’t just a sofa; it’s a bona fide investment piece. Think of it as a sculptural asset—like the fine art of the furniture world—destined to appreciate in value and desirability.
Here’s the tea: Vladimir Kagan crafted this serpentine cloud sofa with NYC penthouses and chic apartments in mind. At 8 feet long, it’s the perfect Goldilocks size—expansive enough to anchor a stylish, smaller space but not so massive it eats the entire room. And let’s be real, it looks just as killer styled with a Joe Colombo Elda chair and ‘70s brass coffee table...
Category
1990s American Modern Sofas