Eugen Schmidt — Soloform Sofa Bed, Germany, 1970s

A beautifully preserved Soloform sofa bed by Eugen Schmidt, Germany, crafted in the 1970s. Designed with the unmistakable German modernist balance of lightness, structure, and comfort.
The frame is made from solid, warm-toned cherry wood with elegant sculpted armrests and refined joinery. All has been professionally restored, with the wood gently refinished and nourished to bring out its original tone and grain. The cushions have been newly upholstered in premium cream velvet-blend fabric, keeping the authentic mid-century aesthetic while offering exceptional comfort and durability.
The sofa converts seamlessly into a daybed, making this set both functional and visually striking—perfect for larger interiors, design-focused living rooms, or stylish commercial spaces.
 
Designer: Eugen Schmidt
 
Maker: Soloform
 
Country of Origin: Germany
 
Period: Mid Century
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Date of Origin: circa 1970
 
Material: Cherry Wood, Velvet
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Color: Creme
 
Eugen Schmidt was one of Germany’s influential post-war furniture designers, known for merging Scandinavian clarity with German craftsmanship. His work for Soloform championed clean lines, ergonomic comfort, and exceptional build quality—qualities that make his pieces highly desirable among collectors and mid-century enthusiasts today.