Extraordinary curved sofa by Martin Stoll - Germany, circa 1960. This is a very rare sofa and a real showpiece!! The sides feature beautiful bent plywood in the manor of Charles and Ray Eames' lounge chair. The sofa has been stripped to the bear wood and completely reupholstered in a beautiful heavy and high quality black aniline leather. All the foam and seat and back support webbing has also been replaced. The seems are made in 'English double stitching'. The three chromed legs and angled seat give a floating effect.

Exceptional and extremely rare three piece Le Mura sofa by Mario Bellini for CASSINA, Italy - 1970's. It is similar to the Camaleonda sofa by Mario Bellini. However this sofa was shorter in production and much less produced and therefore even rarer. Where the Camaleonda is not so comfortable in use the Le Mura is. Le Mura stands for 'the walls' and this name and design of the sofa resemble the large stones that were used to build the ancient Roman walls and roads. It still has the original Mohair velvet fabric which is of the highest Italian quality and durability. The three sections attache to each other with chrome metal buckles that hook into each other, but they can also be used separate as lounge chairs. The sofa still remains in exceptionally good and beautiful condition with few signs of age, use and wear. The shape is still like it has to be and the fabric is also in very good and clean condition. It has some very light fading to the colour (the fading appears much worse in the photo's but that is caused by the hint of the velvet fabric and the camera lights). The stripes in the fabric are creme beige grey and the other chocolate brown. From some angles the colour of the fabric seems almost grey / taupe and from other angles light brown / camel. All three sections are the same colour, although in the photo's is does not always seem like that. This is a real eye-catcher and centerpiece in any interior and we are very proud to have it in our collection.