Finn Juhl The 46 Sofa in Dark Oiled Oak Hubsch Lighting Part of Charlotte Lancelot's thoughtfully

Part of Charlotte Lancelot's thoughtfully crafted textiles collection

Two canopy options

from minimalist spaces to more eclectic environments

The Nemo Projecteur Pendant Light was originally designed by Le Corbusier in 1954 for the Sanskar Kendra Museum in Ahmedabad

The Lucid ceiling / wall light lends itself to a contemporary or modern aesthetic

Finn Juhl The 46 Sofa in Dark Oiled Oak Hubsch Lighting Part of Charlotte Lancelot's thoughtfullyThe Finn Juhl The 46 Sofa is a striking two seater sofa designed by Danish furniture designer Finn Juhl in 1946. This sofa is a prime example of Juhl's approach to furniture design, which was heavily influenced by modern art and the freedom from convention it offered. With its soft, sculptural form, the 46 Sofa embodies Juhl's love of organic shapes and free flowing lines, inspired by artists such as Henry Moore and Pablo Picasso. Manufactured by Carl