Craftsmanship Is the New Luxury: Sofacompany at Cape Town Furniture Week 2026

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Globally recognised for its refined Scandinavian aesthetic, Sofacompany has built its reputation on the enduring principles of Danish design: function, proportion and timeless form. Now firmly established in South Africa, the design-led furniture brand continues to champion a philosophy that feels increasingly relevant in today’s interiors landscape — that craftsmanship is the ultimate expression of luxury.

In a market saturated with mass production and fleeting trends, Sofacompany is redefining what it means to invest in furniture. Its collections are globally informed yet locally available, offering pieces that lead a space with quiet confidence rather than merely filling it. Each design reflects a careful balance between sculptural clarity and everyday comfort — a harmony that has become synonymous with modern Danish sensibility.

“Luxury today is about intention and care. It’s about furniture that is thoughtfully designed, carefully crafted, and built to last. Craftsmanship transforms a simple line on a page into a piece of furniture that brings balance, proportion, and life to a room,” says Simonne Christie, Interior Designer at Sofacompany.

At the heart of the brand’s approach lies a meticulous attention to detail. From the first considered sketch to the final finishing touches, every sofa, chair and table is conceived to combine aesthetic discipline with practical adaptability for South African homes and hospitality spaces. Clean lines meet tactile materials; measured proportions meet lived-in comfort. The result is furniture designed not only to endure stylistically, but structurally.

For homeowners and designers alike, this emphasis on quality and longevity signals a meaningful shift away from fast, disposable interiors toward thoughtful investment pieces. Rather than designing for the moment, Sofacompany designs for the long term — for spaces that evolve and mature over time.

“The most meaningful furniture is the kind that is lived with. It’s not about filling a room with pieces; it’s about creating a sense of calm and cohesion through design that has been crafted with skill, purpose, and respect for the materials,” Christie adds.

As part of Cape Town Furniture Week, taking place from 18–21 February 2026, Sofacompany will showcase its latest collections within a city-wide programme spanning more than 50 locations, anchored by the central Festival Hub. The exhibition is free to attend and open to the public, offering design enthusiasts the opportunity to experience firsthand how craftsmanship translates into contemporary living.

Visit Sofacompany and discover their latest collections.
9 Napier Street, Green Point, Cape Town, 8001