2-Seater Sofa with Springs - Oak

The Baker Sofa combines sculptural forms with its unique two-piece backrest and hand-sewn textile upholstery. Its wooden frame construction ensures stability, while the spring-loaded cushions provide comfortable seating support. The upholstered elements rest on a light wooden base that emphasizes the design's visual separation, and the dark oil oak finish adds rich character.

The Finn Juhl Baker Sofa is a stunning and bold masterpiece that has become synonymous with the Danish modern design movement. Originally designed in 1951, this sofa was Finn Juhl''s American debut and has since become a highly coveted piece of furniture. With its two-piece backrest and unique sculptural forms, this sofa exudes elegance and sophistication. Crafted with the utmost care and attention to detail, the Baker Sofa is manufactured with a sturdy wooden frame available in both oak or walnut. The upholstery is hand-sewn with a choice of either textile or leather and features springs in the cushion for maximum comfort and durability. The result is a sofa that is both comfortable and timeless, perfect for any modern living space. Inspired by modern free art, the Baker Sofa showcases Finn Juhl''s artistic take on furniture design. The sofa''s upholstered body rests upon an elegant and light construction of wood, a perfect example of how Finn Juhl separated furniture elements to create visual lightness. This piece has a fascinating history, having been designed for Baker Furniture Inc. in the USA after Finn Juhl caught the attention of Mr. Hollis Baker, which marked the beginning of the Danish Modern design movement. If you''re looking to add a touch of sophistication and style to your home, the Finn Juhl Baker Sofa is a must-have piece. It''s comfortable, durable, and showcases the best in craftsmanship traditions. With its unique sculptural forms and iconic design, this sofa is sure to impress and become the centrepiece of any living room. Order yours today and experience the beauty of Danish Modern design.