84264 Harriman Sofa

Inspired by the angled lines on the Ketchum home, this piece features a handsome chevron channel-quilting that wraps the sofa. Low-profile styling and generous depth provide comfort and ease while allowing full window views of nature’s grandeur. It’s named for Averell Harriman, the top Union Pacific Railroad executive, who first invited Hemingway to town in 1939 to promote his new Sun Valley Lodge. The famed author was immediately taken with Ketchum’s rough, tough terrain and the friendliness of the spirited community, and he returned many times over the decades