Vintage Model 1741 Sofa by Coen De Vries for Gispen, 1967

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This elegant sofa, model 1741 with armrests, was designed in 1967 by Coen de Vries for the Dutch furniture company … Read more This elegant sofa, model 1741 with armrests, was designed in 1967 by Coen de Vries for the Dutch furniture company Gispen. A designer and manufacturer internationally renowned for their functional, progressive, and timeless approach to modern design. De Vries played a key role in shaping post-war Dutch modernism, which emphasized comfort, industrial techniques, and clean lines. The sofa has a sleek and balanced silhouette with a chromed steel frame, warm wooden armrests, and generously upholstered seat and back cushions surrounded by upholstered sheet steel. The interplay of metal, wood, and textile is characteristic of the mid-century modern style: light in appearance, honest in its use of materials, and designed with functionality in mind. The subtle luxury of this period lies in its simplicity, without unnecessary ornamentation. The sofa was recently reupholstered by its previous owners in a soft, velvety green fabric. The nap of the fabric combined with studio lighting may make the center cushion appear slightly darker in photos, but in reality, the upholstery is consistent throughout and simultaneously updated. This design seamlessly integrates with contemporary interior trends. The green hue perfectly complements the current preference for natural colors, while the slim frame and open shape create an airy feel. This sofa feels equally at home in a modern interior as it does in an eclectic or vintage setting. A characterful design object with a history that effortlessly bridges the gap between past and present.

Country of origin: Netherlands

Manufacturer: Gispen

Designer: Coen de Vries

Model: 1741

Year: 1967

Height: 74 cm

Seat height: 40 cm

Width: 181 cm

Seat width: 170 cm

Depth: 70 cm

Seat depth: 47 cm This piece has an attribution mark,
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