Wonderful Austrian Sofa Attributed to Adolf Loos

This beautiful Swedish two-seater sofa is an early example of Nordic mid-century modern design and of outstanding craftsmanship with a quality that honours the materials and their us...

Art Deco model "Ministeri" sofa, design Åke Wasastjerna, manufactured by Asko, 1930s. Walnut and lacquered birch frame. Plush fabric upholstery. The springs have loosened; the spring...

An organic wood and green velvet sofa, designed by Tor Wolfenstein and produced by Ditzingers, Sweden, c. 1940s. Seat height: 17.5” Original velvet ideally replaced. All items shi...

Swedish furniture design of the 1940s introduced softer silhouettes, combining traditional craftsmanship with a growing interest in comfort and organic forms. This three-seater sofa ...

Exceptional Danish banana sofa in the style of Viggo Boesen, circa 1940s. The sofa showcases a beautifully curved, sculptural silhouette with a generously rounded back and arms that ...

This Danish cabinetmaker sofa comes from a moment in mid-20th-century Denmark when craftsmanship and comfort were treated with equal seriousness. Cabinetmakers played an important ro...

Ernst Kühn, 1890-1948 Architectural and sculptural sofa designed by Ernst Kühn, presumably made for the Wivex restaurant in Copenhagen in the early 1930s and most likely produced by ...

Danish Modern focused more on the aesthetics of modern design whilst employing the exquisite technique and material familiarity of highly skilled craftsmen known as cabinetmakers. Alfred Christensen’s present sofa in this style is a rare and exquisite example of this. This sofa has the characteristic ‘open armrest’ design that showcases the high level craftsmanship and the beautiful walnut structure as well. Clean and pure lines define this model that are coupled with expert craftsmanship and delicate research into proportions, materials and the requirements of the human body, adapting design to modern-day needs. Adopting the trend of abandoning ornamentation to benefit the form, Christensen maintained the beauty and warmth inherent to traditional Danish cabinetmaking. In consequence, this three-seater sofa has an elegant but still warm look thanks to its rounded edges and open execution. The only form of ornamentation - apart from the bent armrests - is the button tufting on the back. The light colour of the textural upholstery in combination with the dark walnut legs create an aesthetic that is perfect to bring a modern touch to any space. While Danish designers, including Alfred Christensen, had many principles, above all, all designers...

A green velvet and wood sofa designed and produced in Sweden, c. 1940s. In good vintage condition, with visible wear consistent with age and use. Original upholstery retained, with ...

A green velvet and dark-stained wood sofa designed and produced in Sweden, c. 1940s. Wear consistent with age and use. Vintage fabric in fair condition with traces of age and use, ...