Finn Juhl Willadsen Sofa PS_CANELINE_LIGHTING

Finn Juhl Willadsen Sofa PS_CANELINE_LIGHTINGThe Willadsen Sofa, designed by Finn Juhl in 1950, exemplifies his sculptural and unconventional approach to furniture design. Originally created in collaboration with the Danish cabinetmaker Sren Willadsen, the sofa is defined by a distinctive semi oval gap between the seat and backrest, allowing the back to arch freely above the seat and creating a light, floating expression. This detail was radical for its time and remains a defining feature of

defines the Jack collection

This light and stackable masterpiece effortlessly marries sleek design with unrivalled comfort

Its natural oiled finish exudes warmth and sophistication

these tables take environmental responsibility to new heights

available in this non-extendable version

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Its compact yet functional dimensions (57

The base's unique construction and support arm provide comfortable suspension