Maison De Sede. Two-seater sofa in buffalo leather. 1970s.

Gold-colored buffalo leather two-seater sofa (reclining seats). Swiss craftsmanship made in the 1970s. De Sede was originally a leather goods workshop located in Klingnau, Switzerland. The production of high-end furniture really began in 1965. The company then worked with leading designers from around the world to create handmade leather seats. The range later expanded to include tables, beds, and other furniture. The company's trademark is the creation of furniture with large yet elegant proportions and proven durability. Today, De Sede continues to produce around the world and has become a leading manufacturer of leather furniture.