“Steel is a very forgiving material: you can bend it, you can weld it, you can drill it, you can cut it, you can change your mind, you can squash it and get amazing stuff. The first pieces were very amateurish and primitive, and then they became like a piece of jewelry.“ – Ron Arad

The "D-Sofa" (1993) stands as an iconic creation by Ron Arad, epitomizing his architectural approach to design. This work encapsulates Arad’s signature style of fluid, undulating forms and his inventive fusion of industrial materials into sculptural volumes. Crafted from steel, a material Arad favors for its strength, malleability, and minimalist aesthetic, the D-Sofa transforms raw metal into a dynamic interplay of curves and space. The piece reflects his commitment to pushing the boundaries of both function and form.

Reflecting on his body of work, Arad once remarked: “If I could steal any piece from my exhibition at MoMA, it would be this D-Sofa.”