By BRABBU
Since the dawn of human civilization we have looked to the past for inspiration. And mid century design has come to us nowadays as a great source of inspiration.
The 50′s and 60′s furniture design was known by its simplicity. It was the time when the the world first started moving towards the idea of minimalism. At the time, it was a style statement dictated by aesthetics and visual simplicity.
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So if what you want is fulfil your living room with that aesthetics and visual simplicity like the one above, take a look at our suggestions of ultra chic mid century sofa designs for your living room.

INCA two seat sofa was inspired by the legend of the Inca Empire, which had its roots in the highlands of Peru.
SWAN by Arne Jacobsen

This Swan Sofa was originally designed by Arne Jacobsen for the Grand Hotel in Copenhagen, the SAS Royal Hotel in 1958. For interior decoration, Arne Jacobsen brought together horizontal and vertical lines of the building with curves and organic shapes of furniture.

MALAY is a graceful green velvet 2 Seat Sofa with a mystical soul that will fulfill your entire ambience with energy from the nature. Enjoy this comfortable piece upholstered in velvet with legs in aged casted brass.

Classic in its silhouette, the lustrous curves of this sofa complement those of the modern day woman. High gloss varnish reveals the many hues of the sultry satin being draped and adorned. Detailed stitching trails along the edges leading down a path to solid wood legs elegantly finished in gold leaf.
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It is a subjective choice, choosing a sofa. Different persons have different tastes. You can prefer a modern sofa, to a mid century sofa. You can prefer a velvet sofa to a leather sofa. But if what you want in a sofa is that cozy feeling, there’s something in the mid century sofa that is graceful on achieving this. Maybe because, as the psychologist Fred Bryant said ” the concrete representations of the cherished past remind us of who we are, keep the past alive in the present, evoke warm and positive feelings from simpler times, and provide a source of security and stability in a turbulent and unpredictable world”.

