Studio Brocky Collection - Vanguard Sofa
by Studio Brocky
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The Vanguard Sofa extends the formal language of the Vanguard Lounge Chair into a longer, more horizontal form, designed by Max Brockbank as part of the Studio Brocky Collection.
Its body is a single continuous sweep of upholstery, low to the ground and slightly elevated above it. Viewed from the side, the silhouette reads as a wave held mid-motion: the surface rises and dips across the length of the piece without interruption. A structure of parallel chrome tubes holds the sofa above the floor, giving the piece the weightless quality the form demands.
The sofa is available in tobacco velvet and a range of other upholstery options. Like all pieces in the Studio Brocky Collection, materials are sourced from across Britain. The chrome base is polished by hand.
The Vanguard series draws on the theatricality of glam rock and the long upholstered forms that defined 1960s British interior culture. The sofa is handmade in England, shaped in collaboration with the artisan network that produces the full Studio Brocky Collection.
W 86 x D 180 x H 79 cm
W 33.86 x D 70.87 x H 31.1 in
Materials: Rich tobacco velvet and Stainless steel
About
Studio Brocky
Max Brockbank is the founder and designer behind Studio Brocky, a British design practice making sculptural furniture and lighting by hand in England.
Brockbank grew up in a small, once industry-fuelled town in North-East England, where making things once meant everything. When industry faded, he felt its absence first-hand. That silence became the engine behind a lifelong drive to design objects that endure. After shaping collections for major labels in New York and London, he established Studio Brocky as a return to craft and meaning over mass-market noise.
The studio's debut collection draws on the optimism of the space age, the theatricality of glam rock, and the warmth of British pop culture circa 1960. Each piece is designed and made in close collaboration with artisans specialising in metalwork, furniture, and textiles, sourcing materials across the country and relying on time-honoured technique rather than industrial shortcut. The Vanguard Lounge Chair, with its guitar-silhouette form and boar bristle cushioning, and the Neutrino Table Lamp, whose hand-blown glass shade is shaped in London by heat, gravity, and the maker's hand, demonstrate how deeply process and material shape the final object.
Brockbank describes his approach as connecting hands across time, placing the touch of the artisan at the centre of every decision, from the polished chrome bases of the Vanguard seating to the cast brass of the Capsule Pedestal. The result is a body of artisanal British furniture and lighting that sits between sculpture and function, drawing attention from Azure Magazine, The Oblist, and 1stDibs.
Studio Brocky's work is available on Monde Singulier, the destination for collectible design.











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