1970s Chrome + Slatted Wood Sofa – European Modernist Style
1970s Chrome + Slatted Wood Sofa – European Modernist Style
1970s Chrome + Slatted Wood Sofa – European Modernist Style
1970s Chrome + Slatted Wood Sofa – European Modernist Style
1970s Chrome + Slatted Wood Sofa – European Modernist Style
1970s Chrome + Slatted Wood Sofa – European Modernist Style
1970s Chrome + Slatted Wood Sofa – European Modernist Style
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1970s Chrome + Slatted Wood Sofa – European Modernist Style

$1,495.00
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Built for modern living, this 1970s European sofa blends clean-lined design with laid-back versatility. Its open frame and slatted wood base feel just as at home in sun-filled interiors as they would in a covered patio or creative studio.
Description

Low-slung and architecturally striking, this armless two-seat sofa features a slatted black wood frame with a chrome sled-leg base and plush neutral cushions. Unmarked but expertly built, the design echoes the minimalism of Martin Visser for Spectrum and the industrial precision of Kill International. With its exposed hardware, crisp angles, and floating appearance, this piece blends functionality with refined style—perfect for gallery-like interiors, creative studios, or design-forward living rooms.

Specifications:
Attributed style: European Modernist, 1970s
Design influence: Martin Visser (Spectrum), Kill International, Friso Kramer
Origin: Europe (unmarked)
Materials: Slatted wood seat and backrest, chrome-plated steel frame
Cushions: Included, removable, neutral upholstery
Dimensions: 53” W x 28” H x 32” D
Condition: Vintage; wood shows minor age wear, chrome in excellent condition

 
Additional Information

This piece reflects the ingenuity of 1970s European design, where form followed function but never sacrificed aesthetics. The tension between the cool chrome and natural wood creates visual rhythm, while the deep seat and supportive angle ensure comfort. Whether in a residential or commercial setting, it holds its own as a timeless modernist statement.