Pair of de Sede DS-31 Leather Swivel Armchairs – 1970s

Pair of DS-31 swivel armchairs in very dark brown aniline leather, aluminum base by de Sede publisher, Switzerland, circa 1970

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DS-31 Leather Swivel Armchairs by de Sede

Produced in Switzerland by de Sede during the 1970s, this pair of armchairs, model DS-31, exemplifies the manufacturer’s approach during that period: generously proportioned lounge seating combined with exceptionally high-quality leather work. Their swivel aluminum base contrasts with the warm presence of the brown aniline leather, enhancing the sculptural character of the set.

The DS-31 model is distinguished by its low lines, enveloping volumes, and the quality of its thick leather, which develops a deep and nuanced patina over decades, highly sought after in early de Sede productions.

Chocolate leather swivel armchairs by de Sede, 1970s, with cross-shaped polished aluminum base

De Sede swivel armchairs, generously proportioned, showcasing expert craftsmanship in quality leather.

 

Now sometimes nicknamed “DS-31 Lace” by de Sede, the model is recognizable by its leather strips and visible lacing details, which contribute to this series’ distinctive visual identity. Like many models produced by de Sede during the 1970s, these armchairs prioritize comfort, seat density, and an artisanal approach rooted in Swiss saddlery craftsmanship. Their swivel mechanism, combined with relatively compact proportions, allows use in a living room as well as within a more architectural or open-plan interior.

A matching bench to these DS-31 swivel armchairs is available.

DS-31 de Sede dark brown leather sofa, front view

De Sede DS-31 bench, 3-seater – chocolate leather, 1970s.

 

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