The Quiet Emerald Sofa

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There's a particular kind of room that asks for a curve instead of a corner, one that bends rather than meets at an angle, that holds people facing each other. This sofa was built for that room. The leather is a deep, almost-black green, the color of still water late in the evening, finished by hand in the workshops of Jodhpur until it catches light only where the tufting folds it. Every inch of the seat and back is drawn into small diamond pleats, each one its own shadow, repeating without quite repeating the same way twice. Along the base, a line of brass studs traces the curve in quiet rhythm. Seen against a bay window or a rounded Georgian alcove, its silhouette becomes the room's only soft line. In a Notting Hill drawing room, it gathers people in rather than along a wall. Show more