With its cubistic, almost brutalist frame, the 3-seater Kube Sofa is softened by plush cushions placed loosely on the seat, back and armrests. Drawing on mid-century design traditions, Kube seamlessly blends a straightforward wooden frame with comfortable upholstered cushions in a contrasting yet well-balanced design.

The frame’s construction stands out, showcasing the beauty of craftsmanship through the thoughtful way the pine planks meet, creating a dynamic, almost sculptural quality. The thick planks emphasize the durability and beauty of the material, which will develop a natural patina over time, infusing the design with character.

Simon Legald reflects on the inspiration for the design: “In the mid-century, sofas wood often feature exposed frames, with cushions placed within. It wasn’t until later that fully upholstered sofas became the norm for ultimate comfort. Kube brings the honest, visible construction distinguished by mid-century sofa design into the modern home, without compromising on comfort.”

The inspiration for Kube draws from these mid-century sofa designs, where the exposed frame becomes a defining feature of the overall expression. Reinterpreted for modern life, Simon Legald has crafted a sofa that is both inherently timeless and effortlessly contemporary. Its design contrasts the solidity of the rigid frame with the softness of the cushions, creating a harmonious visual balance that is both striking and inviting.