46 Sofa
The 46 is available in the following configuration: 2 seater sofa.
With regards to materials, this designer sofa is available in fabric or leather upholstery.
As the name implies, this sofa was made in 1946 and manufactured by the upholsterer Carl Brørup’s workshop in Copenhagen.
As a young person, Finn Juhl had a dream of becoming an art historian. During the 1930’s and 1940’s he had been strongly influenced by modern art, which was the main reason why his designs had organic forms with almost human features. He worked from the core outwards in the same way as surrealist artists, and was inspired by the freedom from convention reflected in art.
Similar to the Pelican Chair, the 46 Sofa is also a “body for the body”. Only this “body” can accommodate two people who become one organic unit. Juhl’s artistic license was heavily criticised at the time as some critics scornfully called his furniture “tired walruses”.
Seen by today’s eyes, the 46 Sofa is a charming and cosy addition to any interior style – classic as well as modern. The sofa is masterly built, consisting of a solid wooden frame with springs in the seat and entirely hand-sewn upholstery. It is available in both fabric and leather with teak, oak or walnut legs.
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Legs: Walnut, teak, oak
Upholstery: Leather or Fabric
DIMENSIONS
Size: H 80cm x W 132cm x D 75cm
Seat Hight: 42cm
Inspiration, Quality & Design
Iconic Designs by Famous Designers
We are proud to be representatives of famous Scandinavian furniture designers from the mid 20th century, such as Børge Mogensen, Hans Wegner and Finn Juhl. While they have long left us, their influence in Scandinavian furniture design is still seen and felt today. Each iconic design, such as the No.1 Sofa and Delphi Sofa, is imbued with a sense of history and passion like no other. We highly recommend allowing their impressive silhouettes to draw you in.
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Exclusive Brands Steeped in History
Our modern sofas are made by exclusive Scandinavian brands that have decades of experience in designing and crafting authentic, high quality sofas. For instance, Eilersen and their sofas are renowned in Europe for their long-lasting durability and the exquisite comfort they bring into one’s home. Established in 1895, Eilersen strives to create the best sofa for their patrons to indulge in.
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Unbreakable Quality & Impeccable Durability
Our exclusive brands believe in procuring only the best materials for their customers. We believe in that too. In the crafting process of our designer sofas, only the highest performing materials make the cut. For example, the frameworks of all Eilersen sofas are made of high-quality pine. This allows for flexibility, lightness and most critically, durability.
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Endless Design Options to Choose From
limited to a wide range of fabrics (such as bamboo, cotton, linen, wool, etc) and leather of various grades. In addition, each model is often available in various sizes and shapes, allowing you to add a personal touch while simultaneously finding the sofa that fits perfectly into your living room. To obtain better idea of the wide range of materials/colours available and how they feel, we recommend dropping by our showroom in Singapore.
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Exceed Legal Heath & Safety Standards
The safety of you and your loved ones is of utmost importance to us. Our various brands carefully follow and respect the high safety standards set by the EU. In the process of crafting these modern sofas, the use of potentially harmful chemicals has been avoided. This prevents any potential long-term adverse effects on the people and the environment they live in.
Read MoreDesigner
Finn Juhl
DENMARK (1912-1989)Danish architect Finn Juhl (1912–1989) is regarded as one of the greatest furniture designers of the 20th century. He was a pioneer figure within Danish furniture design and the Danish Modern movement. Being commissioned to furnish one of the larger delegates rooms at the UN building in New York, and being represented at the Museum of Modern Art, made him well known outside of Denmark early on. His many contacts led to collaboration with the American furniture industry making his furniture among the first to make Danish Modern an international phenomenon. Today, Finn Juhl’s furniture are seen in private and public places, as well as museums, around the world.
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