Poul Cadovius modular sofa for Cado, 1960s

This exceptionally rare modular sofa was designed by Poul Cadovius and manufactured by Cado in Denmark in the 1960s. Known for his pioneering modular furniture concepts, Cadovius combines functionality and versatility with a distinctive architectural aesthetic in this unusual seating design. The overall sofa size is H: 75 / W: 230 / D: 73 cm. The sofa features a clever modular construction that allows it to be separated into three individual armchairs by simply disconnecting the fittings underneath. This ingenious solution offers considerable flexibility, allowing the arrangement to be adapted to different interiors and seating requirements. It is an especially practical design for those who appreciate furniture that can evolve with their needs. Visually, the sofa has a remarkably light and elegant appearance. It stands on slender aluminum legs. These metal elements create a striking contrast with the warm orange-brick-colored fabric and emphasize the sofa's clean, architectural lines. Thanks to its timeless design, it will fit any contemporary space and fill it with mid-century modern style. Additional dimensions: - the armrest height is 57 cm, - the seat height is 40 cm. The entire sofa has been newly reupholstered in a beautiful natural brick-colored wool fabric. The original manufacturer's signature has been preserved underneath, confirming its Cado provenance. Overall it remains in perfect condition.