Rare circular canapé banquette

Round hotel or shop banquette in beige leather with tufting. 1970s/80s. Set in excellent condition. Leather in clean, good condition. No tears. Note tiny non-perforating scuffs that are barely visible (see photos). Attributed to Jacques Garcia, 20th century. This piece has been attributed based on archival documents, such as vintage catalogues, designer documents, or other documentary sources. This type of rare furniture occupied hotel lobbies, waiting rooms, and high-fashion shops. Timeless in style, inviting conviviality for a snack or a simple exchange, it will find its place in all types of living rooms, whether antique, contemporary, or vintage. Its unusual shape and perfect finish will make it a remarkable piece in any interior. Its central post ensures good back support. It can accommodate 3 to 4 people; Its dimensions allow it to fit into a relatively small living space, an entrance hall, or even a bedroom. Diameter of base: 112 cm, Seat height: 45 cm, Height of central post: 20 cm, Overall height: 65 cm. Its structure is made of solid wood and MDF, durable and resistant for intensive use. The thick, high-density padding is covered with full-grain leather secured by perfectly aligned nailhead trim, showcasing the meticulous work of its designer for lasting comfort. Jacques Garcia, born on 25 September 1947 in Paris, is a French interior architect and decorator. In Paris, he has notably been responsible for the decoration of the Grand Café, La Belle Armée, Ladurée, L'Avenue, L'Esplanade, Le Ruc, Le Paris, Le Royal Monceau, Hôtel La Réserve, and Maison Souquet. He has also worked on La Mamounia in Marrakech (Morocco), NoMad in New York, and Hotel Danieli in Venice.