Sofas

PIANCA Duo Sofa - 2 Seater - The charm of detail. With its eye-catching, refined design, Duo wins you over thanks to its beauty and versatility. Its extensive volumes create spacious, eclectic arrangements. The seat cushions and surface are designed to be flush with the front and rear of the sofa’s structure. The backrests are provided with a special mechanism to adjust their inclination at the touch of a hand. Backrest cushions and roll cushions complete the sequence. xxxThe upholstery/base finish options below are quick-ship, additional upholstery/finish options available on request.

PIANCA All In Sofa - 3 Seater - A challenge for gravity: All-in is all about daring design choices. Generous shapes and square volumes communicate with minimalism enhancing lightness and composure. Long legs support a structure raised 18 cm above the floor and run up the sides of this sofa in finishes that can be chosen from any of those available in the collection. The structure is entirely concealed from view by the cushions.xxxThe upholstery/base finish options below are quick-ship, additional upholstery/finish options available on request.

CARL HANSEN FH436 Coupe Sofa - 2 Seater - Designed by Frits Henningsen in 1936, the Coupé Sofa is a true masterpiece, carefully crafted and full of personality. Showcasing Henningsen’s unique sense of proportions, the ingenious form makes a statement in any room.

CARL HANSEN OW602 Sofa - 2 Seater - The OW602 sofa by Ole Wanscher is a classic two-seater masterpiece. It forms part of a set of furniture that Wanscher designed where he blended influences from near and far with superior craftsmanship and comfort.

CARL HANSEN OW149-2 Colonial Sofa - 2 Seater - The OW149-2 Colonial Sofa was designed by Ole Wanscher in 1964. Manufactured in very small quantities, the design was virtually unknown until Carl Hansen & Søn launched the entire Colonial Series in 2015.

CARL HANSEN CH163 Sofa - 3 Seater - Hans J. Wegner designed the CH163 sofa in 1965, using a down filling for luxurious comfort. This large, three-seater sofa neatly exemplifies how Wegner often highlighted structural details to great effect.