A custom Serpentine sofa with an extended back. Designed in 2007 for a New York town house by Julie Hillman Design. Photography by Bärbel Miebach.

 

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From the archive: Featured on the cover of the 1950 Kagan Dreyfuss catalog, an original Serpentine sofa and Fire Side chair sit side by side in an all-Kagan room. Many of the pieces produced for this project went on to become signatures of Vladimir's oeuvre.

Our signature Contour Rocking Chair has been a staple of mid-century design since its debut in 1953. The Mallory Console, contemporary in its origins, saw limited production until its redevelopment from the Kagan Archive in 2017.

Art collectors work tirelessly to curate the display of the works they love. It is essential that furnishings supplement this work, rather than distracting from it. This sofa was designed custom to sit freely in the center of the room, enlivening the space and creating a perfect vantage point to enjoy every piece of art in the room.

 

Interior by Elias Associates. Photography by Nina Choi.

An Omnibus I sectional sofa furnishes this home designed by architects Anthony and Anne Woolner in 1973. The modular sectional pieces are brought into conversation with the gridded supports that structure the home's space age dome. By complimenting the architecture’s geometry, the furniture not only fills the floorplan but truly enhances the unity of the space.

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Consisting of 23 modular elements, this series offers you the ability to create an infinite variety of “Interior Landscapes.” The Omnibus is available in a tight or loose, tufted seat, floating on Plexiglas plank legs.

 

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A pair of opposing Sloane Sofas create a defined, intimate seating area in this vignette.