Arne Wahl Iversen — Two-Seater Sofa for Komfort, Denmark, 1970s

A beautifully proportioned Danish two-seater sofa designed by Arne Wahl Iversen and produced by Komfort in the 1970s. This model perfectly represents the understated elegance and craftsmanship typical of Scandinavian modern furniture.
The sofa features a solid teak frame with gently sculpted armrests and tapered legs, giving the piece a light architectural appearance while highlighting the beautiful grain of the wood. The frame has been carefully refreshed and finished with natural oils, bringing out the warmth and depth of the teak.
The seat and back cushions have been newly upholstered in rich yellow velvet, adding a vibrant colour contrast to the warm timber structure. The upholstery enhances the sofa’s clean lines while maintaining the comfortable and relaxed seating typical of Danish lounge furniture.
 
Designer: Arne Wahl Iversen
 
Manufacturer: Komfort
 
Place of Origin: Denmark
 
Period: Mid Century
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Date of Origin: circa 1970
 
Material: Teak Wood, Velvet
 
Color: Yellow
 
Arne Wahl Iversen (1927–2016) was a Danish furniture designer known for creating refined, functional pieces with elegant proportions. His work reflects the core principles of Danish modernism — simplicity, comfort and high-quality craftsmanship. Iversen collaborated with several respected manufacturers, including Komfort, producing designs that remain highly appreciated by collectors today.
 
Komfort was an important Danish furniture manufacturer active during the mid-20th century. The company worked with leading designers and became known for producing well-crafted teak furniture that combined durability with clean Scandinavian aesthetics.