Two-seater sofa with oak wood structure. An original piece of Scandinavian modernity consisting of a simple wooden structure equipped with armrests and completed by the original cushions on the seat and backrest. The square and minimal lines make this sofa extremely contemporary and suitable for both the living room and the office or bedroom, it will add a touch of style to the environment. Good condition, a conservative restoration was carried out with products of natural origin. It may show some signs of aging. Please pay attention to the photographs.

Discover this stunning modular Jeep sofa, meticulously crafted by Durlet in Belgium during the 1970s. Designed by Anita Schmidt, who has collaborated with Durlet since its inception in 1966, this piece showcases the dedication to form, function, and ergonomics that characterize all of her designs. Before becoming final models, each design undergoes rigorous scrutiny to ensure these principles are met.

This sofa features five modular seating elements and a ‘pouf’ upholstered in premium dark chocolate camel-quality leather. The flexible design allows for various configurations, from freestanding arrangements to a cozy loveseat, adapting effortlessly to your living space needs. This 6-piece sofa comes with an free extra seventh piece, but this one is in need of restoration.

Dimensions per element:
Height: 66 cm
Width: 75 cm (corner piece: 100 cm)
Depth: 100 cm

Good condition, according to age and use.
The leather shows a nice patina and also some minor cracks (see photos).

Large 7-seater corner sofa, composed of a 5-seater element and one 2-seater.
Triennale model designed by Marco Zanuso published by Arflex for the IX Milan Triennale in 1951.
The module with its seats 120 cm wide, 73 cm deep and 86 cm high can be combined with the other element to create a large corner sofa or to extend the seat on the long side, but it can also be separated.

The legs are in polished brass, the straps inside have given way as well as the rubber and need to be replaced.

Large modular sofa model ‘Nuvolone’ by Italian designer Rimo Maturi for manufacturer Mimo Padova, 1970s. The ‘Nuvulone’ consists of four seats that can be arranged as desired. The sofa has a voluminous yet inviting appearance, making the design even more appealing. It is made of large, original fabric cushions with a quilted surface, adding to the essence of the cloud-like design.