Cooper Collection

Simple at first glance, the Cooper Sofa's distinctive style comes down to the details. The tight back has just the right amount of pitch for a cozy seat and it features blind tufting (you'll never have to worry about losing a button). The Cooper's distinctively angled base with splayed legs contrasts with its rounded corners, creating a comfortable fit that makes this style an outright winner. Swap out the base for cone legs to achieve mid-century perfection. Better yet, install metal sleigh legs and redefine modern, on your terms.

The Cooper Sofa Chaise offers the perfect option for people who like to lounge but don't want their sofa to look loungy. The sectional's tight back stays looking crisp and neat and provides a comfortable, supportive place to relax. This style sports many fun details, including blind tufting on the back, a distinctive angled base with splayed legs, and rounded corners. You can change the stylistic direction of the sectional by making a few simple changes. Amp up the mid-century look by swapping out the standard base for classic cone legs, or redefine along more modern lines and sub in metal legs.

The Cooper Sectional offers the perfect option for people who like to lounge but don't want their sofa to look loungy. The sectional's tight back stays looking crisp and neat and provides a comfortable, supportive place to relax. This style sports many fun details, including blind tufting on the back, a distinctive angled base with splayed legs, and rounded corners. You can change the stylistic direction of the sectional by making a few simple changes. Amp up the mid-century look by swapping out the standard base for classic cone legs. Or, redefine along more modern lines and sub in metal legs.

The Cooper looks especially cute as a chair. The distinctly angled base pairs well with rounded corners to create a comfortable, supportive armchair. It's the perfect chair for reading or for conversation. The tight back features blind tufting, so you'll never have to worry about losing a button. You can change the stylistic direction of the Cooper by making a few simple changes. Amp up the mid-century look by swapping out the splayed leg base for classic cone legs, or redefine the chair along more modern lines and sub in metal legs.