Adopt this two-seater sofa with retro charm, featuring a wooden structure and a seat and backrest in blue patterned fabric that invites conviviality. Its proportions offer intimate comfort, ideal for a cozy living room or reading nook, while its lines exude vintage elegance. The combination of wood and textile creates a warm and graphic atmosphere, perfect for stylishly furnishing a small space. There are some traces of time present. Width: 124 cm Depth: 69 cm Height: 87 cm Seat height: 39 cm Seat width: 102 cm Seat depth: 65 cm A brief history of the sofa. Appearing in the 17th century, the sofa was originally a simple parade bench before becoming, under Louis XV, the absolute icon of conversation and relaxation. Its structure is distinguished by a fully upholstered backrest and seat, once filled with horsehair or feathers, the manufacturing cost of which often exceeded that of the woodwork itself. Whether it is "in a basket" with its enveloping lines or more minimalist, it has transitioned from a ceremonial seat to the beating heart of the home.
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Adopt this two-seater sofa with retro charm, featuring a wooden structure and a seat and backrest in blue patterned fabric that invites conviviality. Its proportions offer intimate comfort, ideal for a cozy living room or reading nook, while its lines exude vintage elegance. The combination of wood and textile creates a warm and graphic atmosphere, perfect for stylishly furnishing a small space. There are some traces of time present. Width: 124 cm Depth: 69 cm Height: 87 cm Seat height: 39 cm Seat width: 102 cm Seat depth: 65 cm A brief history of the sofa. Appearing in the 17th century, the sofa was originally a simple parade bench before becoming, under Louis XV, the absolute icon of conversation and relaxation. Its structure is distinguished by a fully upholstered backrest and seat, once filled with horsehair or feathers, the manufacturing cost of which often exceeded that of the woodwork itself. Whether it is "in a basket" with its enveloping lines or more minimalist, it has transitioned from a ceremonial seat to the beating heart of the home.