Jacques Quinet, Three-Seat Sofa, France, C. 1960

Neoclassical bronze sofa recently reupholstert in rust color velvet ( City velvet collection CarluccI - JAB ), feat cushions, two bolsters available. Designed by Jaques Quinet-Franc...

Three-seater Danish sofa from 1960's. Walnut wood structure and original fabric upholstery. Handcrafted woodwork with a rich grain. Available pair of matching individual armchairs li...

This stunning two-seater sofa from the 1970s by Jacques Charpentier retains its original velvet upholstery, showcasing exceptional patina and offering superior comfort. The chrome s...

Scalloped wicker back three seater sofa from the 1960’s. Constructed of black lacquered steel, wicker and orang with gold threads Sunbrella fabric cush...

Splendid Oak wood Three seater sofa, Europe 1960s Faux Fur Upholstery and Oak wood

A refined 1960s “Governor” sofa designed by Poul Cadovius for France & Son, defined by its architectural timber frame and disciplined Scandinavian modern language. The design pre...

A settee of small size, elegant lines and understated details, triple-arch-back, open scrolling arms, the seat supported by four turned front legs connected by turned center stretche...

A striking 1960s three-seater sofa in rich brown leather, produced by OPE Möbler, Sweden. This elegant piece exemplifies Scandinavian modern design, where refined craftsmanship meets...

The “Berlin” three-seater sofa is “Malmstenesque” to its core. Designed in 1960, this sofa shows the designer’s predilection for traditional Swedish craftsmanship. Rejecting strict f...

Originating in the postwar years, the Mid Century Modern movement embraced clean lines, organic forms, and an honest use of materials, rejecting the heavy ornamentation of earlier er...