History Of Interiors Test 3 Practice

In Baroque chair forms pt.2, an upholstered item introduced as NEW is which seating piece?

Armchair Sofa Divan Settle

Correct Answer:

Sofa

Explanation:

In Baroque interiors, a shift toward sociable, upholstered seating is key—the idea of a long, padded surface designed for multiple people. The item introduced as new in this context is the sofa, a comfortable, back- and arm-supported piece meant for lounging and conversation. It marks a departure from single-seat forms like the armchair, and from long but more austere or decorative benches such as the settle, or from divans which carry different Eastern-influenced connotations and arrangements. So the sofa best fits the notion of a newly introduced upholstered seating piece in Baroque settings.

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