The Best Sculptural Furniture To Invest In

The idea of sculptural furniture is nothing new – in a time before Instagram (I know it’s hard to imagine) designers like Terje Ekstrom and Raphael Raffel paved the way for the retro shapes and abstract curves which are fast becoming a must-have for interiors lovers in 2022. But the best thing about sculptural furniture is that you don’t need a home like an art gallery to enjoy a good piece of sculptural furniture. This edit of on-trend chairs and sofas will fit perfectly into any setting, be it a minimalist city apartment or country house drawing room. 

 

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Pietro Franceschini, Atlas Pouf 1, available at The Invisible Collection

Steelcase Modular Sofa (Antique), £1,500, Punch The Clock, punchtheclock.net

Armchair GHOST by Cini Boeri for FIAM, £3,626, designitaly.com

Brutus Indoor Dining Chair, £650, Indor, indor.eu

Made Shona accent chair, £399, made.com

Soho Home Garrett chair, £1,650, sohohome.com

Sarah Ellison Muse sofa, £2,024, sarahellison.com.au

Gubi lounge chair, £1,687, gubi.com

Soho Home Cartmel Sofa, £2,449, sohohome.com

Ligne Roset Phileas armchair, £POA, ligne-roset.com

Royal Stranger Jasmine Swivel chair, £POA, royalstrainger.com

Sarah Ellison Huggy chair, £1,156, sarahellison.com.au

Sofology Nest chair, £499, sofology.co.uk

Ralph Pucci India Mahdavi Charlotte armchair, £POA, ralphpucci.com

Space Copenhagen Little Petra sofa, £5,425, spacecph.dk

Chaplins Lapis sofa, £POA, chaplins.co.uk

Made Amrita chair, £499, made.com

Jonathan Adler Ether Chair, £1,750, jonathanadler.com

Ligne Roset Pumpkin sofa, £2,847, ligne-roset.com

Mario Bellini Camaleonda sofa, £7,745, chaplins.co.uk