Ethan Allen Arcata Two Seat Sofa Gray Herringbone Contemporary 20-2114

Vintage Arhaus Cambridge Collection sofa or couch featuring a tufted paisley upholstery and rolled arms. Includes four throw pillows. Measures: 97" x 39" x 46" / seat height - 21...

Monumental Victorian corner parlor sofa featuring serpentine walnut frame with S scroll carved and padded arms. Features queen anne legs and tufted upholst...

An impressive vintage pair of Bohemian barrel back three seater sofas, circa 1970s. Made from a contoured split reed frame with woven rattan panels. Features a white upholstery with ...

Laura Kirar for Baker Furniture Neue Sofa. Features a black leather frame with swoop arms on an espresso cradle. A three seat design with gray seat cushions and back rests. An elegan...

Vintage Italian sofa or couch featuring a Fruitwood frame with high back and padded rolled arms. Upholstered in brown tufted leather with downfilled cushions and nailhead trim. Mad...

An eye catching mid century 3 seater sofa by Globe Furniture, c.1962. Features a rectangular form upholstered in an orange damask style fabric with quilted medallion back pillows...

These exceptional Louis Cane chairs unite a traditional aesthetic with a more contemporary feel. Their modern, cube-like bases and perforated backs are comp...

Sofa, leather, Europe, 1960s. This two-seat sofa is simplistic, yet stylish in its design. Due to the overall black color of the leatherette, the sofa radiates smoothness and underl...

Italian Design; Lacquer; leather; leather straps; cushions; lounge chair; two-seater; 1970s; Mid-Century Modern; Comfortable Italian two-seater sofa designed in the 1970s. The fr...

Sofa, leather, mahogany, Denmark, 1960s Wonderful Danish two seat sofa. The brown leather shows a light patina and is in good condition, showin...

Sofa, fabric and wood, Italy, 1960s Highly theatrical sofa that features curved, upsweeping armrests. This piece is made in Italy in the 1960s. The slightly tapered backrest is scul...

The greatest designers know only too well that success lies in the detail. Luigi Caccia Dominioni took a forensic interest in all his work, whether a large-scale architectural project or a piece of furniture. The ABCD armchair is the acme of design and it continues to surprise us today. Through subtle changes to Caccia Dominioni’s original concept and drawing, this very traditional reading chair has been updated to meet the needs of contemporary living. ABCD is at once classic and timeless - memorable for its fine details. It is easy to move thanks to two small wheels yet retains its stability. The back legs differ in shape to the front ones in a playful nod to the chair’s square, octagonal and circular forms that are not apparent at first glance. The upholstery studs...