Impressive and exceptionally rare DS-11 modular sofa by De Sede, manufactured in Switzerland during the 1970s. Renowned for its uncompromising quality and luxurious comfort, De Sede established itself as one of the most influential European furniture manufacturers of the post-war era, creating pieces that combined master leather craftsmanship with innovative design. The DS-11 stands among the company's most iconic modular creations.
This substantial composition consists of eleven individual seating elements, offering remarkable flexibility and allowing for a variety of configurations to suit different interiors and lifestyles. Whether arranged as a monumental lounge landscape or adapted into more intimate seating groups, the modular system showcases the forward-thinking design philosophy that made De Sede a pioneer of modular living.
Upholstered in rich cognac-brown leather, the sofa features generously proportioned cushions, deep seating, and the distinctive quilted upholstery that defines the DS-11 model. The soft, rounded forms and expansive dimensions create a sculptural presence while maintaining an inviting and exceptionally comfortable seating experience. Over the decades, the premium leather has acquired a beautiful patina, enhancing the character and authenticity of the piece.
Combining timeless aesthetics with outstanding craftsmanship, the DS-11 perfectly captures the spirit of 1970s luxury design. Its bold scale, modular versatility, and exceptional comfort make it equally suited to sophisticated residential interiors, creative spaces, or design-focused commercial environments.
A true statement piece and a rare opportunity to acquire an important example of vintage Swiss design, this large DS-11 configuration represents the enduring quality and unmistakable design language for which De Sede has become internationally celebrated.
Good vintage conditions with minor signs of age and use.
Dimensions Element: Width 65 cm - Depth 85 cm - Height 65 cm
Corner element: Width 80 cm - Depth 85 cm - Height 65 cm
Impressive and exceptionally rare DS-11 modular sofa by De Sede, manufactured in Switzerland during the 1970s. Renowned for its uncompromising quality and luxurious comfort, De Sede established itself as one of the most influential European furniture manufacturers of the post-war era, creating pieces that combined master leather craftsmanship with innovative design. The DS-11 stands among the company's most iconic modular creations.
This substantial composition consists of eleven individual seating elements, offering remarkable flexibility and allowing for a variety of configurations to suit different interiors and lifestyles. Whether arranged as a monumental lounge landscape or adapted into more intimate seating groups, the modular system showcases the forward-thinking design philosophy that made De Sede a pioneer of modular living.
Upholstered in rich cognac-brown leather, the sofa features generously proportioned cushions, deep seating, and the distinctive quilted upholstery that defines the DS-11 model. The soft, rounded forms and expansive dimensions create a sculptural presence while maintaining an inviting and exceptionally comfortable seating experience. Over the decades, the premium leather has acquired a beautiful patina, enhancing the character and authenticity of the piece.
Combining timeless aesthetics with outstanding craftsmanship, the DS-11 perfectly captures the spirit of 1970s luxury design. Its bold scale, modular versatility, and exceptional comfort make it equally suited to sophisticated residential interiors, creative spaces, or design-focused commercial environments.
A true statement piece and a rare opportunity to acquire an important example of vintage Swiss design, this large DS-11 configuration represents the enduring quality and unmistakable design language for which De Sede has become internationally celebrated.
Good vintage conditions with minor signs of age and use.
Dimensions Element: Width 65 cm - Depth 85 cm - Height 65 cm
Corner element: Width 80 cm - Depth 85 cm - Height 65 cm
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