A classic Danish three-seat sofa by Fritz Henningsen, dating from the 1940s–1950s and exemplifying the quality, craftsmanship and timeless character of Henningsen's furniture.
The sofa is built on a sturdy beech and pinewood frame with a hand-tied coil-sprung seat. It has been completely restored and traditionally reupholstered by Swaethe Furniture using natural coir and wool.
The sofa is upholstered in Bute Tiree in Swan, a beautifully textured upholstery fabric made from 92% pure new wool and 8% nylon.
About the sofa
This substantial three-seat sofa combines the elegant proportions associated with Fritz Henningsen with traditional Danish construction and upholstery.
The solid beech and pinewood frame provides a strong foundation, while the hand-tied coil-sprung seat offers the comfort and resilience expected from traditionally made upholstered furniture.
Its generous proportions and refined form make it a distinctive statement piece for both contemporary and period interiors.
Materials & upholstery
Danish three-seat sofa
Designed by Fritz Henningsen
Circa 1940s–1950s
Beech and pinewood frame
Hand-tied coil-sprung seat
Traditional upholstery
Natural coir
Wool
Bute Tiree upholstery fabric
Colour: Swan
Fabric composition: 92% pure new wool / 8% nylon
Restoration
The sofa has been completely restored and traditionally reupholstered by Swaethe Furniture using natural upholstery materials.
Natural coir and wool have been used within the upholstery construction, combining traditional upholstery techniques with carefully selected natural materials.
Restoration photographs are available on request.
Viewing is available by appointment.
Dimensions
Height: 80 cm
Width: 170 cm
Depth: 79 cm
Seat height: 40 cm
Fabric
Bute – Tiree – Swan
92% pure new wool / 8% nylon
£139 per metre
For fabric samples and further information, please visit Bute Fabrics – Tiree.
Delivery
Free UK mainland delivery on orders over £275.
International delivery is available and shipping outside the UK can be arranged on request.
A classic Danish three-seat sofa by Fritz Henningsen, dating from the 1940s–1950s and exemplifying the quality, craftsmanship and timeless character of Henningsen's furniture.
The sofa is built on a sturdy beech and pinewood frame with a hand-tied coil-sprung seat. It has been completely restored and traditionally reupholstered by Swaethe Furniture using natural coir and wool.
The sofa is upholstered in Bute Tiree in Swan, a beautifully textured upholstery fabric made from 92% pure new wool and 8% nylon.
About the sofa
This substantial three-seat sofa combines the elegant proportions associated with Fritz Henningsen with traditional Danish construction and upholstery.
The solid beech and pinewood frame provides a strong foundation, while the hand-tied coil-sprung seat offers the comfort and resilience expected from traditionally made upholstered furniture.
Its generous proportions and refined form make it a distinctive statement piece for both contemporary and period interiors.
Materials & upholstery
Danish three-seat sofa
Designed by Fritz Henningsen
Circa 1940s–1950s
Beech and pinewood frame
Hand-tied coil-sprung seat
Traditional upholstery
Natural coir
Wool
Bute Tiree upholstery fabric
Colour: Swan
Fabric composition: 92% pure new wool / 8% nylon
Restoration
The sofa has been completely restored and traditionally reupholstered by Swaethe Furniture using natural upholstery materials.
Natural coir and wool have been used within the upholstery construction, combining traditional upholstery techniques with carefully selected natural materials.
Restoration photographs are available on request.
Viewing is available by appointment.
Dimensions
Height: 80 cm
Width: 170 cm
Depth: 79 cm
Seat height: 40 cm
Fabric
Bute – Tiree – Swan
92% pure new wool / 8% nylon
£139 per metre
For fabric samples and further information, please visit Bute Fabrics – Tiree.
Delivery
Free UK mainland delivery on orders over £275.
International delivery is available and shipping outside the UK can be arranged on request.
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