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Type: Sofa
Modern Round Sofa Bjorn
Type: Sofa
Sand Classic Sofa Bixby
Type: Sofa
Inside Corner Beige Modular Sofa Lindau
Type: Sofa
White Curved Sofa Rivolo
Type: Sofa
Off-White Modular Sofa Lindau
Type: Chaise Longue
Gray Bouclé Chaise Longue Pioneer
Type: Sofa
Cream Bouclé Curved Sofa Inger
Type: Sofa
Channel Stitched Corner Sofa Lando
Type: Sofa
Channel Stitched Corner Sofa Lando
Type: Sofa
Bouclé Minimalist Sofa Morten
Type: Sofa
White Curved Sofa Roxy
Type: Sofa
Upholstered Modern Sofa Corso
Type: Sofa
Minimalist Off-White Sofa Amore
Type: Sofa
Beige Art Deco Sofa York
Type: Sofa
Modern Minimalist Curved Sofa Bernd
Type: Sofa
Cream Bouclé Modular Sofa Dean
Type: Sofa
Curve Upholstered Sofa Brice
Type: Sofa
Channeled Boucle Sofa S Kelly
Type: Sofa
Curved Modular Sofa Lando
Type: Sofa
White Tufted Sofa Aurelio
The Sofas Collection at Eichholtz Manhattan offers a composed approach to comfort across living rooms, bedrooms, and elevated outdoor settings. Curated to balance relaxation with architectural clarity, the collection includes sofas and chaises longue designed as integral elements within refined interiors. Crafted with solid wood frames and metal detailing, and upholstered in fabric or velvet, each piece reflects a commitment to material integrity and long term durability.
These luxury sofas are defined by measured proportions and thoughtful construction, allowing them to anchor a space without visual excess. Whether placed in a private living room, a bedroom retreat, or a rooftop terrace, each sofa supports intentional living through comfort that feels structured and enduring. Select designs offer customization in finishes and upholstery, ensuring alignment with the surrounding architecture and lifestyle needs.
Eichholtz Manhattan’s design team works discreetly with homeowners and trade professionals to guide layout, scale, and material selection. The result is a curated collection of sofas and chaise longue pieces shaped by craftsmanship, clarity, and timeless design.

