Make no mistake about it: The clean, midcentury-inspired lines that dominated the marketplace before the pandemic are slowly being usurped by more unruly, amorphous silhouettes. Though the trend first peaked in popularity in the 1950s when Vladimir Kagan debuted his iconic Serpentine sofa, it has recently reemerged in the form of fluid outlines that draw from the organic shapes of nature. From rounded dining buffets to sinuous sectionals, Business of Home presents nine curvy furniture items to help you create a more soothing room.

The Claes sofa at Kravet FurnitureCourtesy of Kravet Furniture

CLAES SOFA — KRAVET FURNITURE

Don’t push this sofa against the wall—like a billowy cloud in the sky, the S-shaped Claes from Kravet Furniture was designed to float in the center of the room.

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The Hayes buffet by Mitchell Gold + Bob WilliamsCourtesy of Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams

HAYES Dining BUFFET — MITCHELL GOLD + BOB WILLIAMS

The soft curves of the Hayes buffet at Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams create a modern silhouette, while a walnut veneer and interior brass appliqué accents give it an antiqued finish.

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The Molineux lounge chair by Holland & SherryCourtesy of Holland & Sherry

MOLINEUX LOUNGE CHAIR — HOLLAND & SHERRY INTERIORS

The tall, rounded back and arms of this lounge chair by Holland & Sherry Interiors make the simple act of sitting feel like a big, comforting bear hug.

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The Trio nesting coffee table at Lulu and GeorgiaCourtesy of Lulu and Georgia

TRIO NESTING COFFEE TABLE — LULU AND GEORGIA

The rounded corners of this mango-wood coffee table by Lulu and Georgia offer a softened spin on the trendy triangle motif.

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Barnett chairs by Kravet Furniture covered in Kravet Couture’s Diverging fabric in Indigo Courtesy of Kravet Furniture

BARNETT CHAIR — KRAVET FURNITURE

The curved, sloping arms of the Barnett chair at Kravet Furniture provide plenty of support, while a semicircular back cutout adds a dash of geometrical drama.

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Astaire modular sectionals, Asher ottomans, and Liam coffee tables at Room & BoardCourtesy of Room & Board

ASTAIRE SECTIONAL — ROOM & BOARD

For a statement sofa that doesn’t skimp on comfort, look no further than the Astaire sectional at Room & Board. Its voluptuous contours and angled backrest ensure it is every bit as ergonomic as it is eye-catching.

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Lulu and Georgia’s Ada oval coffee table in NaturalCourtesy of Lulu and Georgia

ADA OVAL COFFEE TABLE — LULU AND GEORGIA

Sleek and sculptural, the Ada oval coffee table features shapely arched legs and a smooth oblong top constructed of solid oak.

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The Giselle sofa and swivel chairs in Opal boucle by Mitchell Gold + Bob WilliamsCourtesy of Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams

GISELLE SOFA AND SWIVEL CHAIR — MITCHELL GOLD + BOB WILLIAMS

Designed with gently curved backs and oversized bench seats, the streamlined shapes of the Giselle sofa and swivel chair at Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams are simple enough to complement even the most traditional of tastes.

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Homepage photo: The Giselle sofa and swivel chairs in Opal boucle and Vienna cocktail table in marble and brass by Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams | Courtesy of Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams

Products featured in this article have been sourced from BOH’s Collections vertical, a showcase of the latest debuts from some of the industry’s leading brands.