The origin of the sofa

The origin of the sofa can be traced back to the ancient Egyptian era 2,000 years ago. At that time, people used tools such as wooden stakes or stones as cushions. Later, they found that it was more comfortable to sit on animal skins, so the prototype of the sofa was born. .

In the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, there were armchairs. The stereotype of the modern sofa style evolved from the widening of the armchair at that time. Women at the time wore corsets for an average of six hours a day, so it is rumored that armchairs were modified to give them a break. Victorian armchairs have developed double seats, and some armchairs have wide and soft armrests, which are not only convenient for sitting and lying, but also can accommodate a large skirt, which can make people both decent and elegant to rely on.

In the past, ordinary civilians and working-class families did not have sofas. The center of a home was a dining table. When guests came to the house, everyone would sit around the dining table and chat with melon seeds. This is why the sofa was covered with cloth at that time, one because the sofa was precious, and the other was to keep the sofa clean and hygienic.

Today, the styles of modern sofas are more and more diverse, and they are more and more able to meet people's diversified needs. Looking back on the past, the reason why sofas have been optimized and improved is because sofas in different periods are adapting to the changes in the needs of the times. Modern sofa designers also try to respond to contemporary consumers, and have designed a modern and simple single sofa chair, which is not only adjustable in five gears, but also has comfortable fabrics for a better sitting and lying experience.