Room & Board Anson Sofa in Ivory Boucle – Mid-Century Modern Splayed Legs
Annihilate the landfill, rescue a sofa that still has decades of good sitting left
This is the Room & Board Anson sofa from 2015 — their MCM-inspired two-seater with that signature tufted back and dramatically angled solid wood legs. Upholstered in an ivory boucle-style fabric that reads warm and textured in person. Foam suspension with webbing construction means this thing still sits properly. The honest truth: there's visible wear on the cushions — some light surface marks and the characteristic softening you'd expect from nine years of actual use. Nothing structural, just evidence of a life well-lived.
The D'Beetle Difference
• Room & Board Quality Build: Tagged and dated 06/29/2015. Foam over webbed suspension construction with solid hardwood tapered legs in warm walnut tone. This is the kind of American-made framework that outlasts trends.
• Dimensions That Actually Fit: Back height approximately 31 inches, seat depth around 24 inches, arm height roughly 17 inches. Apartment-scale footprint that doesn't overwhelm but still seats two adults comfortably.
• Reupholstery Candidate: Bones are excellent — frame is solid, cushions retain shape, legs show minimal wear. Current ivory fabric has surface marks; budget $800-1200 for a fabric refresh and you've got a forever piece.
Measurements See tape-measure photos for exact dimensions.