Sofa - Hardwood - Sofa from the Biedermeier Period

antique sofa in Biedermeier style (originating from Central Europe, particularly from the Austrian and German areas of the first half of the 19th century) characterized by a refined flame veneer in walnut or mahogany and an elegant, undulating upper line. The upholstery with vertical green and ivory stripes is a timeless classic of this period.

Biedermeier Style: A style born in the first half of the 19th century, characterized by sober, elegant, and geometric lines, designed for the comfort of the bourgeoisie of the era.

Noble Wood: The structure features a rich flame mahogany or blonde walnut veneer, typical of this craftsmanship.

Upholstery with Stripes: The fabric with vertical stripes (green and ivory) faithfully mirrors the classic motifs of the Restoration and Charles X period.