Sale Price:
$4,599.00
Original Price:
$9,230.00
Designed by Arne Jacobsen in 1939, the Mayor Sofa represents a moderation of modernism, blending clean lines with a human-centered, livable approach. Unlike more rigid modernist forms, it emphasizes comfort, proportion, and subtle detailing, making it approachable while retaining architectural clarity.
The sofa is crafted with a solid white oiled oak frame, paired with Hallingdal fabric from Kvadrat. The upholstery is tailored and tight, but the seating area features three loose cushions, creating a relaxed, tactile surface. The combination of warm oak and textural fabric enhances the piece’s inviting character.
With dimensions 78.7" W × 24.4" D × 32.3" H, 16.9" seat height, the Mayor Sofa comfortably seats two to three people and works beautifully in living areas, offices, or curated interiors that value both design and comfort.
Thoughtful, tactile, and elegantly restrained, the Mayor Sofa reflects Jacobsen’s approach to modernism—structured yet human, visually clear yet livable—a timeless design that balances form and everyday usability.
Designed by Arne Jacobsen in 1939, the Mayor Sofa represents a moderation of modernism, blending clean lines with a human-centered, livable approach. Unlike more rigid modernist forms, it emphasizes comfort, proportion, and subtle detailing, making it approachable while retaining architectural clarity.
The sofa is crafted with a solid white oiled oak frame, paired with Hallingdal fabric from Kvadrat. The upholstery is tailored and tight, but the seating area features three loose cushions, creating a relaxed, tactile surface. The combination of warm oak and textural fabric enhances the piece’s inviting character.
With dimensions 78.7" W × 24.4" D × 32.3" H, 16.9" seat height, the Mayor Sofa comfortably seats two to three people and works beautifully in living areas, offices, or curated interiors that value both design and comfort.
Thoughtful, tactile, and elegantly restrained, the Mayor Sofa reflects Jacobsen’s approach to modernism—structured yet human, visually clear yet livable—a timeless design that balances form and everyday usability.
