Who knew there were so many distinct kinds of couches and sofas? Learn all about the various sofa options, including defining design elements, here.
- Cabriole sofa STYLE:
- Style: Dainty and formal French sitting room.
- Features: Usually unveiled wood frame usually carved. Back unfolds into a line of slightly lowered arms. Without back cushions.
- Fact: Cabriole legs are frequently compared to the limbs of lions or dogs.
2. Chesterfield sofa STYLE:
- Style: Gentlemen’s club from the 19th century.
- Features: Numerous tufts to create a quilted look. Low-slung. Arms rolled up to the same height as the back. A lot of leather. NO back cushions.
- Fact: Purportedly designed to allow men to sit straight, so their suits wouldn’t wrinkle
3. Lawson Couch
- Style: American casual; comfort comes foremost.
- Features: Back cushions and firm filling. Arms can be rolled or squared and are lower than the back. Usually skirted.
- Fact: Said to have been created for a financier who valued comfort. Around the turn of the 20th century, Thomas W. Lawson.
4. A Camelback Couch
- Style: Formal, erects, and crisp from the 18th century.
- Features: The centre of the frame has a slight elevation. Around the same height as a back, square arms. Uncovered legs. Clean and lean. Without back cushions.
- Fact: Thomas Chippendale created the piece. Whose name has come to be associated with this era of English interior design?
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