Sofa Verplanck

W. 124.41″ | D. 40.55″ | H. 34.25″ | SD. 23.62″ | SW. 110.63″ | SH. 17.72″ | AH. 23.62″ The Met x Eichholtz presents the Sofa Verplanck, inspired by the elegance of an 18th-century American settee from The Met collection. Shown here in a COM Belgian linen, this sofa captures the refined charm of the original settee displayed in the Museum’s Verplanck Room, a pre-Revolutionary period room in The Met’s American Wing. Elevate your living space with the timeless appeal and sophisticated comfort of this exquisite contemporary piece. HISTORIC PROVENANCE The Sofa Verplanck draws inspiration from an American-made settee (ca. 1785) exhibited in The Met’s Verplanck Room, a pre-Revolutionary period room in the Museum’s American Wing. These settees, with their high backs and low arms, were crafted for multiple sitters, reflecting the refined social customs of the era. The original settee is part of the only remaining suite of 18th-century New York City furniture that once belonged to the influential Verplanck family.