Two-seater sofa on a metal frame, Germany, 1970s

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Two-seater sofa on a metal frame, Germany, 1970s

A two-seater sofa probably manufactured in Germany in the 1970s. It is inspired by the minimalist aesthetic of the Bauhaus school, with a modernist twist characteristic of the decade. The sofa is upholstered in brown faux leather with visible patina, highlighting its authentic character. The seat is wide and comfortable. Subtle tufting runs across the centre of the backrest. The frame is made of chrome-plated steel with an elegant, curved form, lending the piece a sense of lightness and an industrial character while creating the impression that it is suspended. The form of this sofa is the essence of modernist functionality—a clean, clear line without unnecessary ornamentation. Both the seat and backrest have a fluid, streamlined profile, with softly rounded edges flowing into a gently undulating shape that naturally conforms to the body. This is a form designed for comfort, but also a considered one—inspired by ergonomics and the spirit of Bauhaus industrial aesthetics. The modularity suggested by the clear division into two identical sections creates a sense of rhythm and symmetry, emphasising the logic of the construction. The whole is an example of a thoughtfully designed functional form that combines simplicity with refined detailing.

The sofa can serve as a standalone piece or be composed of several independent modules that can be configured freely. Three other modules are available in separate listings.

The sofa is in original vintage condition. It has minor signs of use related to its age, discolouration on the seat, and tarnishing on the chrome parts. Two buttons are missing from the tufting. The seat height is 38 cm.