Fendi Casa Soho sofa
First shown at the Salone del Mobile in 2012 and since reimagined, the Soho sofa by Toan Nguyen for Fendi Casa balances ample, inviting volumes with a soft and contemporary silhouette. Raw cut leather edging and steel buckles now bring the Maison’s expertise to natural shades of fabric and leather. Offered for two or three, it anchors a modular family whose pieces are made to work together.
Description
Design Inspiration & Philosophy
Toan Nguyen describes his collections for Fendi Casa as resolutely contemporary and free of nostalgia, designed to endure, with their value resting on fine materials and Italian craftsmanship. Soho puts that view into practice. The original harmony of its volumes has been kept, while new elements give it fresh relevance. For a designer who sees physical interaction with an object as paramount, the generous, welcoming forms are where the idea begins, with the sensual quality of each material close behind.
Edging & Hardware
Edging in raw cut leather is the defining gesture of the revisited Soho, carrying the Maison’s craft heritage into the upholstery. The palette stays natural across both fabric and leather, and steel buckles punctuate those soft tones with a crisp, metallic accent. Meticulous in execution, each detail rewards a closer look, giving the sofa a mood that is modern yet intimate.
Pieces That Combine
Soho extends well beyond a single sofa. Each piece in its modular collection is designed to combine with the others, which opens up a wide range of furnishing solutions. Alongside the versions for two and three, Fendi Casa presents an armchair, a chaise longue and a side table under the Soho name, so that a living area can be planned around one consistent design language.
Soho Formats & Companions
Under the Soho name, Fendi Casa offers:
– Version for two, carrying the revisited leather edging and buckle details
– Larger version for three, keeping the same balanced proportions and finishing details
– Soho armchair, a companion seat for compositions built around the sofa
– Chaise longue in the Soho line, extending an arrangement for reclining
– Soho side table, completing the family with a surface beside the seating
Perfect For
– Living rooms planned as one composition of sofa, armchair and chaise longue
– Collectors of Fendi Casa who prize meticulous, understated detailing
– Hosts seeking a modern yet personal setting for long conversations
– City residences where a version for two holds the room with poise
– Family homes choosing the larger version for three as their main sofa
– Interior designers composing layouts from a single, coherent range
Years on, Soho still feels current, a sofa considered down to its smallest detail, where an evening at home becomes something to anticipate, unhurried and quietly personal.
