Luxury Furniture Showroom in Vienna: Velvet, Marble and Soft Seating
A luxury furniture showroom lets you judge what photographs cannot: scale, texture and how pieces work together in a real room. In a video published on the Sagist Group YouTube channel in October 2022, Sagist Group announced the opening of its Vienna showroom and gave viewers a short walk through the products on display, from olive-green velvet lounge chairs to soft grey seating and marble-backed walls.
This article looks at what the video shows and how to get the most out of a showroom visit when you are planning a home, villa or hospitality project.
Key takeaways
Sagist Group published this video on YouTube on 14 October 2022; it runs for about two minutes.
The video announced the opening of the Sagist Group showroom in Vienna, Austria, and presented the products on display.
Pieces seen in the video include olive-green velvet armchairs, a tall metal-frame lounge chair, a light grey sofa and a coffee table with a sculpted metallic base.
The settings combine herringbone wood floors, faceted dark wall panels and a grey-veined marble wall.
A showroom visit is the best way to test comfort, finishes and proportions before ordering bespoke furniture.
What the video shows
The video is a vertical walkthrough with the caption "Luxury Furniture Factory" on screen. It opens in a lounge corner with a herringbone wood floor, faceted dark wall panels and open shelving. Olive-green velvet armchairs with slender frames sit around the space, and a tall metal-frame lounge chair with an olive cushion forms a statement piece.
Later shots move to a softer living setting: a light grey sofa layered with throws and a sheepskin, set against a wall of grey-veined marble with a sculptural relief. Another view shows a coffee table with a sculpted copper-toned base on the same wood floor. Together, the scenes show how one collection can move between bold colour and quiet neutrals.
Why visit a luxury furniture showroom?
A showroom is where you test comfort, quality and scale in person. Sitting on a sofa, touching velvet or marble and seeing a chair next to a table tells you more than any catalogue.
For bespoke projects this matters even more. Seeing finished pieces helps you decide on seat depth, arm height, fabric colour and metal finish, and it gives your designer a shared reference. Our tour of the Sagist Group luxury furniture factory shows the production side behind the pieces you see in a showroom.
How to plan a showroom visit
Arrive with your plans, not just your taste. A short preparation makes the visit far more productive.
Bring drawings or room sizes: the team can then suggest sizes that fit your space.
Take photos of your rooms: light, floor colour and wall finishes affect how fabrics and woods will look.
Test the key pieces: sit on sofas and dining chairs for a few minutes; comfort is personal.
Collect samples: ask for fabric, wood and metal samples to see them in your own light.
Ask about customisation: dimensions, fabrics and finishes can often be adapted for a bespoke order.
Velvet, marble and soft seating in 2026
Rich textures and calm palettes remain a strong pairing in luxury interiors. Velvet adds colour and depth, marble adds natural pattern, and soft grey or cream seating keeps rooms restful.
The latest trade fairs continue to explore this mix. Houzz has summarised six interior design trends from Maison & Objet 2026, and imm cologne has written about sculptural home décor. For a Vienna example of how these materials come together in a full home, see Before and After: Ultra-Luxury Penthouse Transformation in Vienna, and for seating ideas, Bespoke Sofa Design: Tufted and Curved Seating.
FAQ
What can I see in a Sagist Group showroom?
In the Vienna video, the display included velvet lounge chairs, a metal-frame lounge chair, a grey sofa and a sculpted coffee table in settings with wood floors, dark wall panels and marble.
Do I need an appointment for a showroom visit?
It is best to contact the team before you visit, so the right person can prepare samples and answer questions about your project.
Can showroom pieces be customised?
In most bespoke furniture projects, dimensions, fabrics and finishes can be adapted. Confirm options for each piece with the team.
Does Sagist Group have showrooms outside Türkiye?
Yes. Sagist Group has its own companies and showrooms in 23 countries; the video covers the opening of its showroom in Vienna in 2022.
Where can I watch the full video?
You can watch it on the Sagist Group YouTube channel: Sagist Group Vienna showroom video on YouTube.
Visit or contact Sagist Group
Founded in Istanbul in 1996, Sagist Group has 30 years of experience in bespoke furniture and turnkey interiors and exports to 73 countries. Explore our luxury home and villa furniture or contact our team to arrange a visit or discuss your project.
Watch the full video on YouTube (@sagistgroup) and subscribe to the Sagist Group channel.
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