De Sede DS2011-2: Swiss Design, Quality and Architectural Form


De Sede is one of the most recognised names in high-end Swiss design, renowned for the quality of its craftsmanship, the use of premium materials, and a design philosophy centred on long-lasting durability. Founded in Switzerland, the company built its identity around a particular expertise in leather, meticulously crafted to enhance its softness, texture, and natural evolution over time. De Sede’s language combines comfort, formal rigour, and innovation, creating upholstered furniture that unites functionality with a strong sculptural presence. The exceptional quality of its construction, the solidity of its structures, and the selection of materials designed to endure have allowed numerous De Sede sofas to withstand decades of use while preserving their structural integrity. Even today, examples more than sixty years old can be found in excellent condition despite extensive use, bearing witness to a conception of design founded on durability, quality, and the ability to accompany several generations.


The DS2011-2 interprets the concept of seating through an extremely essential form, dominated by a continuous, minimalist curved line. Its clean, controlled silhouette gives the sofa an almost architectural presence: more than simply a piece of furniture, it appears as a volume designed to define the space around it. The midnight blue leather upholstery further enhances the depth of the form, creating a refined contrast between the softness of the surface and the structural rigour of its design. The balance between curve, proportion, and material fully expresses the pursuit of formal synthesis that characterises De Sede design, transforming the sofa into a sculptural element capable of engaging with its architectural surroundings. It is an object in which aesthetics and construction achieve a rare equilibrium, designed to retain its expressive strength far beyond the time in which it was created.

Item nr. 26123

Two Seather Sofa in Dark Blue Leather model DS2011-2

ProductionDe Sede
Switzerland 1983

MaterialMidnight blue leather | steel frame

Dimension198 x 80 x Seating HT 42 x Total HT 81 cm

Price in Swiss Francs / Euro 1'600.00

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De Sede DS2011-2: Swiss Design, Quality and Architectural Form


De Sede is one of the most recognised names in high-end Swiss design, renowned for the quality of its craftsmanship, the use of premium materials, and a design philosophy centred on long-lasting durability. Founded in Switzerland, the company built its identity around a particular expertise in leather, meticulously crafted to enhance its softness, texture, and natural evolution over time. De Sede’s language combines comfort, formal rigour, and innovation, creating upholstered furniture that unites functionality with a strong sculptural presence. The exceptional quality of its construction, the solidity of its structures, and the selection of materials designed to endure have allowed numerous De Sede sofas to withstand decades of use while preserving their structural integrity. Even today, examples more than sixty years old can be found in excellent condition despite extensive use, bearing witness to a conception of design founded on durability, quality, and the ability to accompany several generations.


The DS2011-2 interprets the concept of seating through an extremely essential form, dominated by a continuous, minimalist curved line. Its clean, controlled silhouette gives the sofa an almost architectural presence: more than simply a piece of furniture, it appears as a volume designed to define the space around it. The midnight blue leather upholstery further enhances the depth of the form, creating a refined contrast between the softness of the surface and the structural rigour of its design. The balance between curve, proportion, and material fully expresses the pursuit of formal synthesis that characterises De Sede design, transforming the sofa into a sculptural element capable of engaging with its architectural surroundings. It is an object in which aesthetics and construction achieve a rare equilibrium, designed to retain its expressive strength far beyond the time in which it was created.

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De Sede DS2011-2: Swiss Design, Quality and Architectural Form

De Sede is one of the most recognised names in high-end Swiss design, renowned for the quality of its craftsmanship, the use of premium materials, and a design philosophy centred on long-lasting durability. Founded in Switzerland, the company built its identity around a particular expertise in leather, meticulously crafted to enhance its softness, texture, and natural evolution over time. De Sede’s language combines comfort, formal rigour, and innovation, creating upholstered furniture that unites functionality with a strong sculptural presence. The exceptional quality of its construction, the solidity of its structures, and the selection of materials designed to endure have allowed numerous De Sede sofas to withstand decades of use while preserving their structural integrity. Even today, examples more than sixty years old can be found in excellent condition despite extensive use, bearing witness to a conception of design founded on durability, quality, and the ability to accompany several generations.

The DS2011-2 interprets the concept of seating through an extremely essential form, dominated by a continuous, minimalist curved line. Its clean, controlled silhouette gives the sofa an almost architectural presence: more than simply a piece of furniture, it appears as a volume designed to define the space around it. The midnight blue leather upholstery further enhances the depth of the form, creating a refined contrast between the softness of the surface and the structural rigour of its design. The balance between curve, proportion, and material fully expresses the pursuit of formal synthesis that characterises De Sede design, transforming the sofa into a sculptural element capable of engaging with its architectural surroundings. It is an object in which aesthetics and construction achieve a rare equilibrium, designed to retain its expressive strength far beyond the time in which it was created.

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