Vladimir Kagan Matinee Sofa for American Leather GEOMETRIC evolving through experimentation into unorthodox

evolving through experimentation into unorthodox uses of the components

Sitting atop a cubic pedestal

The Mah Jong sofa for Roche Bobois originally designed in the 1970s by Hans Hopfer is a design that has endured

is part of the Plywood Group series

This hand thrown planter features an unglazed stoneware interior and exterior

Vladimir Kagan Matinee Sofa for American Leather GEOMETRIC evolving through experimentation into unorthodoxMatinee sofa by Vladimir Kagan for American Leather, c. 2000s, USA. Vladimir Kagan (1927 2016) designed this sofa which converts into a daybed when the back rest is removed. His design work for American Leather was in the time period after his work with Directional ended and before he started working with Holly Hunt to produce his designs. Dimensions 87" width x 35" depth x 31" height; 18. 5" seat height, 26. 25" arm height. Condition Good vintage