The Ledge Sofa is conceived as a furniture piece that extends beyond seating, integrating surface, storage, and material expression into a single architectural form. Framed in timber and upholstered in fabric, the sofa is defined by its grounded silhouette and generous proportions, offering a sense of softness within a structured composition. The clean geometry of the upholstered volume is balanced by the warmth of the wood frame, allowing the piece to feel both tactile and composed.
At one end, the sofa incorporates an onyx-topped side table, seamlessly integrated into the timber structure as an extension of the seating element. More than an added surface, the stone is treated as part of the overall composition — introducing contrast, depth, and a subtle sense of refinement. Embedded onyx detailing within the wooden frame further reinforces this dialogue between solid timber and luminous stone, giving the piece a layered material character that feels considered from every angle.
