Sofa
Japanese Name
そふぁー
sofaa
Description
- A sofa is a padded seating furniture designed for comfort and relaxation.
- It typically accommodates two or more people.
- Sofas are made with frames, cushions, upholstery, and supportive springs.
- Common materials include fabric, leather, and synthetic fibers.
- They are often placed in living rooms, lounges, and offices.
- Modern sofas come in many styles, such as sectional, recliner, and sleeper models.
- They provide a comfortable place for conversation, reading, or watching TV.
- Sofas play a central role in home interior design.
History
- The concept of cushioned seating dates back to ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia.
- Early sofas were used by royalty and wealthy families.
- The word “sofa” entered English from Arabic during the Middle Ages.
- In the 17th and 18th centuries, upholstered furniture became popular in Europe.
- Industrialization made sofas more affordable and widely available.
- 20th-century design introduced new materials, shapes, and ergonomic ideas.
- Sofas evolved into centerpiece furniture in modern homes.
- Today, they combine comfort, style, and functionality for everyday living.
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