This vintage sofa, designed by Hartmut Lohmeyer for Wilkhahn, stands as a quintessential example of German mid-century modernism from the 1950s. The structure features a solid teak frame in a warm, matte finish, meticulously sanded to reveal the wood’s natural grain. The backrest is crafted from new natural cane, introducing a light, geometric rhythm to the composition. The seat is upholstered in a high-quality, light grey fabric with a fine weave and matte texture. Distinctive features include balanced proportions: slender, tapered legs, subtly curved armrests, and visible joinery details that highlight expert woodworking. The silhouette retains a clear, linear-organic form typical of mid-century modern, while nuanced transitions between the brown of the teak, the light beige of the cane, and the cool grey of the upholstery create a harmonious whole. The sofa has undergone complete restoration—both upholstery and finishes are new, and the piece is in very good condition, free from wear or patina. This sofa resonates with the spirit of postwar German modernism: a narrative of design that values balance, functionality, and refined simplicity. The teak frame speaks with the assurance of mature craftsmanship, while the cane’s rhythm recalls architectural echoes of the era—restrained in form yet close to nature. Soft, geometric lines suggest hospitality, as if the piece invites lingering while still respecting the surrounding space. It does not demand attention but quietly accompanies daily moments, leaving room for light and reflection. It can be paired with a low coffee table in dark wood or glass to accentuate its lightness. The sofa will
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Height76 cm
Width76 cm
Length180 cm
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Length180 cm
Height76 cm
Width76 cm
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