Marzio Cecchi sofa daybed in buffalo leather, Italy 1970s

Marzio Cecchi sofa in buffalo leather, Italy 1970s

Rare two seater sofa by Marzio Cecchi, produced in Italy during the 1970s.

The design is defined by a rectangular base resting on chromed cilindrical legs, combined with adjustable cylindrical back and armrests cushions. Their adjustable position allows for a range of setups, from a compact sofa to a more open, daybed-like arrangement.

Upholstered in thick buffalo leather, which has obtained a light, overall patina and is still in very good original condition.

An interesting design which is highly comfortable in any position preferred. Adjust the cilindrical cushions to create the seating of your desire, and elevate your seating area with this incredible sofa.

A considered example of Italian design from the period, where function and form come together in a clever manner.

About Marzio Cecchi

Born on March 1, 1940, in Florence, Italy, Marzio Cecchi was raised in a designers environment, with his mother, Giulia Carla Cecchi, being a famous name in the world of haute couture fashion. Cecchi himself became a celebrated architect, designer, and artist after graduating from the University of Florence with a degree in architecture. He was known for his eclectic and innovative designs that pushed the boundaries of Italian modernism. Tragically, Cecchi passed away in New York on January 1, 1990, but his timeless creations live on, highly sought after by collectors worldwide