Sofa, 1968 by Wharton Esherick

90” wide x 35” deep x 32” high

One of Esherick’s most accomplished designs in terms of both form and function. The curved form allowed for an easier view of others and facilitated conversation, a very important functional aspect of his work. As the temperature and humidity changed, the red-painted splines were revealed between the boards. This is one of 3 free-standing sofas that he made, each unique in terms of design - several others were built-ins. Signed and dated.