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Frontal studio composition of beige Art Deco three-seat sofa with rounded arms and velvet patina.

Art Deco three-seat sofa in original velvet, Belgium circa 1930

A striking Belgian Art Deco three-seat sofa dating from circa 1930.

 

The sofa is defined by its generous proportions and strongly sculptural silhouette. Broad, rounded side panels support elegant waterfall-shaped armrests, while the gently curved backrest and segmented upholstery create a balanced architectural composition. The low wooden feet further emphasise its grounded, streamlined character.

 

The sofa retains its original period velvet upholstery in a warm beige to mocha tone. The reflective pile creates subtle variations from pale beige and muted gold to deeper caramel-brown, depending on the light, viewing angle and direction of the fabric. This natural variation gives the upholstery considerable depth and contributes greatly to the authentic character of the piece.

 

The sofa comes from the private residence of the family behind Eperon d’Or, the renowned Belgian shoe factory in Izegem, where it formed part of a complete matching salon suite. Although no maker’s mark was found, its confident proportions, refined upholstery work and expressive curved construction indicate high-quality Belgian production.

 

Dxhxl: 88x80x245 cm
Seat height: 41 cm

 

The internal webbing beneath the seats, which supports the original spring construction, was professionally replaced, and the undersides were neatly refinished.

 

Good original vintage condition with visible signs of age and use consistent with its approximately ninety-year history. The velvet shows fading, tonal variation, scattered marks, light staining and localised surface wear. These traces are clearly documented in the photographs and contribute to the sofa’s authentic, time-worn character. The sofa remains structurally solid and ready for use.

 

A highly decorative and atmospheric Belgian Art Deco sofa, offered separately from the three matching lounge chairs.
 

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