Solange Pink Modular Sofa

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When you need a lot of seating and even more style, turn to our Solange Pink Modular Sofa for the very best of both worlds. A seamless blend of form and function, this super-versatile sofa features a sturdy solid wood frame, soft velvet cushions filled with high-density sponge, and a button tufted design. Black legs perfectly support the entire sofa for many years of comfortable use. Perfect for high-traffic areas or those who appreciate the ability to switch things up, this modular sectional is not a fixed combination, but instead each piece can be mixed, matched, remixed or moved to fit your custom floor plan. A flexible solution for your day-to-day needs, the Solange Pink Modular Sofa is an exceptional piece designed to bring modern soulful style  to your favorite room.

Editors' Note

The name Solange traces back through the French “solennel” to the Latin, “sollemnis,” suggesting a ritual, ceremony or observance. The name has had many notable owners, including Dr. Solange Ashby, a language professor, Egyptologist and self-described Africanist. With a focus on reuniting the study of Egypt and Nubia with the wider historical narrative of the African continent as a whole, Dr. Ashby specializes in sacred languages. She is proficient in Egyptian hieroglyphs, Demotic, Coptic, Meroitic and Ethiopic, as well as Biblical Greek and Hebrew. Her language expertise facilitates the explorations of historical religious transformation in Northeast Africa and the Middle East that are the core of her work, which also includes investigations into the lives and roles of women at various levels of society, as mothers, priestesses and queens. Specifically her lectures have focused on ancient Nubian / Meroitic queens whose periods of rule in the 1st century BC coincided with Egypt’s occupation by Rome and the writing of the gospels of the New Testament. Holding a Ph.D. in Egyptology from the University of Chicago, Dr. Ashby teaches Egyptology and Nubian Studies in the Near Eastern Languages and Cultures department at UCLA.