Modular sofas
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Pair of upholstered leather Club armchairs
Art Deco modernist buffet signed Pechon (MOF 1941) for the decorator Pebreuil.
Modernist console in the style of Jean Royère 1960s.
1960 shelf with contemporary pictorial intervention in the style of Piet Mondrian.
English desk in birch veneer with bee pattern marquetry from the 1950s.
Art Deco oak table by Léon and Maurice Jallot 1940s
Art Deco buffet in oak and wrought iron by Léon and Maurice Jallot 1940s
"Mamma" armchair with footrest by Gaetano Pesce
Pair of "Mamma" armchairs with footrest by Gaetano Pesce
Art Deco wardrobe by Roger Bal 1940
Brutalist Aranjou wardrobe in elm 1960s
Art Deco neoclassical wardrobe in ebony veneer 1930s
Art Deco oak table with ceruse finish in the style of Jean-Charles Moreux, 1940s.
Minimalist enfilade in ebony and sycamore 1960s
Set of 8 Baumann chairs model “Gentiane” by Henri Julien 1960s
Patinated two-body buffet from the 19th century.
Set of 10 oak chairs from the 1960s.
Set of 8 oak chairs from the 1960s.
Set of 6 oak chairs from the 1960s.
Imposing two-body buffet/library in solid oak and walnut from the Napoleonic III period.
Louis XVI style cylinder desk in marquetry from the Napoleonic III period.
Cerused oak sideboard signed Maurice Rinck 1940s
Set of 6 Charles Dudouyt chairs in oak from the 1950s.
Oak buffet in the style of Charles Dudouyt, 1930s.
Modular sofas - Save up to 80% by choosing second hand
Modular sofa
Looking for a nice modular sofa for your home? Then buy it second-hand at Whoppah! There are so many beautiful modular sofas already made that buying brand new furniture is definitely not necessary to find your next dream sofa. That's because at Whoppah, you'll find an extensive range of second-hand modular sofas. From modern modular sofas by Leolux, Gelderland to vintage classics from the 1970s by Mario Bellini, de Sede or Ligne Roset. All shapes and styles are offered. Opt for spaciousness and go for a modular sofa! At Whoppah, you'll always find high quality because our team carefully curates the second-hand range of sofas. And don't forget: you can always have your purchased sofa delivered to your home with the help of the Whoppah courier.
Advantages of a modular sofa
Modular sofas are popular because they offer flexibility and are easily adaptable. For example, you can add extra seating if you want to host more guests, or change the arrangement if you want to use the space in a different way. Moreover, modules are often easy to dismantle and move, which is handy when moving house.
Besides flexibility, modular sofas usually offer a modern and contemporary design. They are available in different styles, colours and materials, so you can choose a sofa that suits your interior and personal taste.
Buying a second-hand modular sofa
When buying a modular sofa, you might not immediately think of buying a second-hand one. Yet this is a good option, as this modular designer sofa will last a long time. If you opt for a modular sofa in leather, for example, it is easy to keep clean. Or go for a modular sofa on legs, so you can easily vacuum under the sofa.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a modular sofa?
A modular sofa usually refers to a single-element modular sofa made up of several individual modules that together form a flexible and customisable whole. The idea behind a modular sofa is that you can combine and customise different modules to put together a sofa that meets your specific needs and preferences.
The modules of these sofas can consist of seats, backrests, armrests and other elements that can be put together to create the desired configuration. These separate elements give you the ability to adapt the sofa's arrangement to the space available or to changing needs over time. For example, a modular sofa allows you to sit on two sides.