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Antique Hungarian Brown Armchair

Antique Hungarian Brown Armchair

€1,698
Bid from €1,529
Walnut Cocktail Cabinet Light from Wilhelm Krechlok Kg, 1950s

Walnut Cocktail Cabinet Light from Wilhelm Krechlok Kg, 1950s

€1,132
Bid from €1,019
Vintage Painted Wooden Wardrobe

Vintage Painted Wooden Wardrobe

€2,831
Bid from €2,548
Mid-Century Dining Chairs by Antonín Šuman for Tatra Furniture, 1960s, Set of 4

Mid-Century Dining Chairs by Antonín Šuman for Tatra Furniture, 1960s, Set of 4

€1,698
Bid from €1,529
Art Deco Green Armchair, 1920s

Art Deco Green Armchair, 1920s

€1,287
Bid from €1,159
Mid-Century Stool or Ottoman in Blue, 1950s

Mid-Century Stool or Ottoman in Blue, 1950s

€877
Bid from €790
Art Deco Cabinet, 1930s

Art Deco Cabinet, 1930s

€1,287
Bid from €1,159
Vintage Hand Painted Nightstand, 1890s

Vintage Hand Painted Nightstand, 1890s

€742
Bid from €668
Hand Painted Wooden Dressing Table, 1910s

Hand Painted Wooden Dressing Table, 1910s

€1,132
Bid from €1,019
Mid-Century Chest of Drawers, 1960s

Mid-Century Chest of Drawers, 1960s

€643
Bid from €579
Small Hungarian White Side Table, 1960s

Small Hungarian White Side Table, 1960s

€710
Bid from €639
Hungarian Bar Cabinet, 1960s

Hungarian Bar Cabinet, 1960s

€1,137
Bid from €1,024
Vintage Sofa by Tord Bjorklund for Ikea, 1980s

Vintage Sofa by Tord Bjorklund for Ikea, 1980s

€1,709
Bid from €1,539
Set of Art Nouveau Armchairs in the style of Josef Hoffmann, 1920

Set of Art Nouveau Armchairs in the style of Josef Hoffmann, 1920

€2,037
Bid from €1,834
Bookcase in Pine Wood, Hungary, 1980s

Bookcase in Pine Wood, Hungary, 1980s

€1,132
Bid from €1,019
Wooden Shoe Trees 1920s, Set of 2

Wooden Shoe Trees 1920s, Set of 2

€361
Bid from €325
Wooden Folding Stool, 1960s

Wooden Folding Stool, 1960s

€309
Bid from €279
Mid-Century Brown Tufted Leather Armchairs & Ottoman in the style of Percival Lafer, 1960s, Set of 3

Mid-Century Brown Tufted Leather Armchairs & Ottoman in the style of Percival Lafer, 1960s, Set of 3

€3,876
Bid from €3,489
Mid-Century Teak Nesting Tables by Victor Wilkins for G Plan, Uk, 1970s, Set of 3

Mid-Century Teak Nesting Tables by Victor Wilkins for G Plan, Uk, 1970s, Set of 3

€1,287
Bid from €1,159
Art Deco Side Chairs and Stool, 1940s, Set of 3

Art Deco Side Chairs and Stool, 1940s, Set of 3

€2,934
Bid from €2,641
Vintage Plant Stands, Hungary, 1960s

Vintage Plant Stands, Hungary, 1960s

€643
Bid from €579
Art Deco Drinks Cabinet, 1950s

Art Deco Drinks Cabinet, 1950s

€1,287
Bid from €1,159
Ocher Painted Stool, 1940s

Ocher Painted Stool, 1940s

€386
Bid from €348
4x Knoll International Saarinen Conference chairs design Eero Saarinen

4x Knoll International Saarinen Conference chairs design Eero Saarinen

€3,450
Curated

Looking for a beautiful second-hand designer sofa?

At Whoppah we have an extensive selection of second-hand design sofas

Sofas

Looking for a nice sofa for your home? Then buy it second-hand at Whoppah! So many beautiful sofas have already been made that buying a brand new sofa is certainly not necessary to find your next dream sofa. In fact, at Whoppah you'll find a wide range of second-hand sofas. From modern sofas by brands like Leolux, Gelderland and Rolf Benz to vintage classics from the 1970s by Mario Bellini, de Sede or Ligne Roset. All shapes and styles are on offer. Opt for spaciousness with a modular sofa, a corner sofa or a 5-seater sofa. Or opt for elegance with two 2-seater sofas or a luxurious chaise longue.

At Whoppah, you will 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.

Buying a second-hand sofa

When buying a sofa, you might not immediately think of buying a second-hand sofa. What people often forget is that there are many advantages to buying second-hand furniture.

  • Second-hand sofas from Whoppah are significantly cheaper than new sofas. This can be especially useful if you have a limited budget or simply want to save money.
  • Buying a second-hand sofa gives you the opportunity to find unique and characterful pieces that you won't find in regular furniture shops. If you are looking for a specific style, vintage pieces or furniture with a story, then the second-hand market is a great place to look.
  • Want to do something good for this world? By buying second-hand furniture, you help reduce the demand for new production. This helps reduce the depletion of natural resources and lower the environmental burden associated with making and transporting new sofas.
  • The quality of sofas that are several years old is often higher than new furniture. This is because older furniture is often made of more durable materials.
  • Do you also hate ordering furniture where a delivery time of six months is given? Avoid this dilemma by choosing second-hand furniture, which is readily available.

Tips for buying your next sofa

To make your next purchase a successful adventure, here are some tips to help you get your next sofa without any worries.

1. Go for quality and durable materials

Always pay attention to the manufacturer and brand of the sofa. A beautiful designer sofa often lasts for decades because you have invested in using high-quality materials. This means leather, suede or wool of the best quality. A beautiful designer sofa will not only last for years, but the design is often timeless.

2. Look at the inside

Remember that the inside of a sofa is just as important as the outside. As for the back and seat of the sofa, padded cushions are very comfortable, but don't forget to pat and refill them from time to time. Foam or fibre fillings can also lose their shape over time, causing the sofa to lose its shape. A combination of springs and foam is often ideal. Back cushions filled with springs and seat cushions filled with foam or fibre go well together.

3. Choose the right shape and size. Measuring is knowing

There really is nothing worse than buying furniture that doesn't fit in your home. The sofa should fit through the window or door. Get out the tape measure and check the maximum dimensions of the sofa that will fit in the room. So also check the dimensions of doors or stairs that the sofa has to pass through upon delivery. Remember those nice, undamaged walls! If access is limited, you may need to opt for a sofa with a low back or a modular sofa that can be moved in parts. You may have seen your dream sofa, but you also need to be practical. So don't be fooled. Apart from being able to move the new sofa inside, it is important that the sofa also 'fits' into the room. For example, a large corner sofa can fit well in a spacious modern living room, while a slimmer sofa will suit a smaller Scandinavian interior better.

4. Think about the style of your living room

A sofa is often the focal point of your living room and can have a big impact on the overall look and feel. Do you want a real eye-catcher? Or a sofa that perfectly matches your recliner or armchair?

Frequently Asked Questions

What should I look for when buying a second-hand sofa on Whoppah?

Every sofa on this page is a second-hand, one-off listing from a seller on Whoppah. Read the description in full and study the photos of edges, legs, joints, labels and any wear. Dimensions and materials should match what you see. If a detail is unclear, ask on the listing before you buy. Payment runs through the platform and every purchase is covered by buyer protection.

How is the condition of a second-hand sofa described on Whoppah?

The seller writes the condition of the sofa in the listing and shows it in photos. Look for close-ups of corners, fabric, wood, metal and any repair. Whoppah does not rewrite that description. If you need a closer look at a scratch or a stain, ask on the listing. Every purchase is covered by buyer protection, and the item is a one-off second-hand piece, not a shop-floor sample.

How does delivery work for a second-hand sofa bought on Whoppah?

The seller can ship the sofa, or you can book a Whoppah courier where that option is shown on the listing. Large furniture usually travels by courier rather than as a small parcel. The listing states who arranges transport. Every purchase is covered by buyer protection. If the piece that arrives does not match the listing, contact support so the case can be handled under the returns policy.

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