The Japan Sofa (1957) marks a creative pivot in Finn Juhl's work – a turn towards spare, architectural precision shaped by his affinity for traditional Japanese design. Featuring a wooden backrest inspired by temple doors, the bearing frame and the seat and back are intentionally separated, giving each element a floating appearance. This special edition, a collaboration between Sea New York and House of Finn Juhl, adds meaningful detail through embroidered upholstery inspired by Juhl's floral watercolors.