Curved Sectional Banquette with Integrated Pedestal Table
Seating (Sofa/Banquette) and Table (Accent/Side) · Hollywood Regency Revival / Contemporary Maximalist (c. 2010s-Present) · Likely a custom contract piece for hospitality or a high-end commercial manufacturer such as Anthropologie, West Elm (Commercial), or a bespoke set design maker.
Type
Seating (Sofa/Banquette) and Table (Accent/Side)
Style Period
Hollywood Regency Revival / Contemporary Maximalist (c. 2010s-Present)
Material
Hardwood internal frame, high-density foam, velvet/chenille upholstery, likely wood or resin for the pedestal table with a metallic or gold-leaf finish.
Age Estimate
Modern (2015-2023) based on the fabric combination and the 'Jungle' aesthetic popular in recent years.
Dimensions
Sofa: 30-32" Height, 96"+ Width (measured along the curve); Table: 18" Height, 20" Diameter.
Origin
Likely manufactured in North America or Asia for the modern furniture market; styled for a boutique hotel or lounge setting.
Designer/Maker
Likely a custom contract piece for hospitality or a high-end commercial manufacturer such as Anthropologie, West Elm (Commercial), or a bespoke set design maker.
Value Estimate
Retail: $2,500 - $4,500; Used Market: $800 - $1,500 depending on brand recognition.
Description
A striking curved sectional that marries Mid-Century Modern silhouettes with bold Hollywood Regency textiles. The piece features a dramatic C-curve designed for communal seating, accentuated by a two-tone upholstery scheme that contrasts a cool teal seat with a warm, wild tiger-striped back. In the center of the arc sits a drum-style pedestal table with a shimmering metallic finish, serving as a functional focal point.
Key Features
C-shaped silhouette, bi-tonal upholstery, tiger-print jacquard backrest, integrated cylindrical pedestal table with concentric texture.
Color & Finish
Bi-tonal scheme: Teal/Sage seat with a metallic gold/tan tiger-stripe backrest; table features a concentric circular gold/bronze metallic finish.
Construction Method
Commercial-grade manufacturing with foam-over-frame construction and tight-back upholstery; the table appears to be a separate lidded or fixed pedestal integrated into the curve.
Joinery & Craftsmanship
Standard industrial frame joinery (likely stapled/glued hardwood plywood); tight upholstery work indicates high-quality commercial sewing.
Wood Grain & Species
Species hidden by upholstery; the table surface features a concentric 'lathe-turned' grain pattern likely created through casting or machining.
Surface Treatment
Metallic gold leafing or high-gloss metallic paint on the pedestal table; backrest fabric features a textured, low-pile animal print.
Upholstery Details
Dual-fabric tight upholstery; seat in smooth velvet, backrest in a jacquard or burnout velvet tiger-print pattern; tight-back design without loose cushions.
Hardware & Fittings
Hidden glides or recessed feet; hardware is not visible, which is typical for modern upholstered forms.
Origin & Provenance
Likely manufactured in North America or Asia for the modern furniture market; styled for a boutique hotel or lounge setting.
Condition Notes
Very Good/Excellent. Surfaces appear clean with no visible sagging or fabric wear. In a professional set-dressing environment, these pieces are typically maintained to a high standard.
Interesting Facts
Curved sofas were popularized by designers like Vladimir Kagan in the 1950s to encourage conversation, but the addition of bold animal prints is a hallmark of the 1970s revival and modern 'maximalist' trends.
Cultural Significance
Represents the 'Boutique Hotel' aesthetic that dominated interior design in the late 2010s, emphasizing social media-friendly textures and 'talk-piece' furniture.
Similar Pieces
Kagan Serpentine Sofa (all one fabric, no table), Art Deco Banquettes (usually leather/straight lines), or modern modular pit group sofas.
Care & Maintenance
Professional steam cleaning for upholstery; dust the metallic table with a soft micro-fiber cloth to avoid scratching the finish.
Value Estimate
Retail: $2,500 - $4,500; Used Market: $800 - $1,500 depending on brand recognition.
Sustainability Notes
Likely contains synthetic foam and fabrics; durable metal/wood construction suggests long-term use, though mass-market versions have a moderate carbon footprint.