Mid-Century Gondola Sofa in the Style of Adrian Pearsall — Newly Reupholstered

By: In the style of Adrian Pearsall
Origin: United States, circa 1960s
Material: Walnut

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Object record

Gondola Sofa

An exceptionally long mid-century gondola sofa with the low, sculptural profile associated with some of the era's most recognizable American modernist seating.

The frame features prominent triangular walnut front legs, an exposed walnut front rail, tapered rear legs, and dramatically angled arms complemented by custom side pillows.

A single full-length loose seat cushion emphasizes the sofa's sweeping horizontal profile, while three removable tufted back cushions provide structure and comfort.

The sofa has been newly upholstered in an off-white fabric with new high-density foam and tight webbing, giving the seating surfaces a refreshed feel while retaining the vintage walnut framework.

Its dramatic proportions and architectural silhouette make it a substantial statement piece for a larger living space.

Attribution

Attribution: In the style of Adrian Pearsall
Origin: United States
Period: 1960–1969

Details

Style: Mid-Century Modern
Date: Circa 1960s
Materials: Walnut, new upholstery fabric, high-density foam

Measurements

Overall: 101.5" L × 33" D × 25.5" H
Arm Height: 21"
Seat Height: 17.5"

Condition report

Newly upholstered in off-white fabric with new high-density foam and tight webbing. The walnut frame retains its original finish and shows minor wear consistent with age and use. The sofa is strong and sturdy.

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