This sofa is a grand representative of the Empire style from the early 19th century. As the pinnacle of Neoclassicism, the Empire style was highly favored in Bohemia for its ability to blend ancient grandeur with strict symmetry. This piece stands out with its monumental form and characteristically curved side panels, evoking the shapes of ancient daybeds and lending the furniture an unmistakable architectural quality.

The item has undergone extensive and complete restoration. The wood surface has been lacquered to a high gloss, highlighting its dark, deep tone and creating the mirror effect typical of prestigious palace furniture. The sofa has been newly and professionally upholstered with maximum respect for the original technical design and aesthetics. The upholstery fabric was chosen with great sensitivity; it is a luxurious textile featuring a rich yellow (golden) base with a subtle Neoclassical pattern of small floral sprigs or medallions. This color combination, in sharp contrast with the dark frame, underscores the imperial character of the piece and brings light and nobility to any interior.