The clean lines of the elegant ‘De Sede’ sofa showcase the intricate details that make the DS–48 a true design classic.
June 23rd, 2014
Quilted stitching highlights the sofa’s supreme quality leather and loose fabric cushions provide the ultimate in comfort. Created by Gordon Guillaumier for the luxurious Swiss furniture brand, the DS-48 is exclusive to DOMO and is perfectly at home in any environment.
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