Condition: Good condition with small signs of age and use especially on the feet The GS195 sofa attributed to Gianni Songia for Sormani in 1963, is a highly regarded Mid-Century Modern Italian daybed. It is celebrated for its elegant rosewood frame and a sliding backrest mechanism that allows it to convert from a standard sofa into a spacious daybed.  Key Design Features Transformable Mechanism: The backrest features a specialized sliding system. By adjusting the inclination or sliding the backrest backward, the seating area expands into a daybed for lounging or sleeping. Premium Materials: High-quality versions typically feature a frame made of rosewood veneer. The original upholstery is most commonly found in black, brown, or cognac leather. Minimalist Aesthetic: The design utilizes a low-profile silhouette with hidden or tapered legs, giving it a light, "floating" appearance characteristic of 1960s Italian furniture.  Technical Specifications According to various specialized design retailers like Artnet and Whoppah, the dimensions are generally as follows: Width/Length: Approximately 200 cm to 204 cm. Depth: Approximately 85 cm to 90 cm (extending up to 120 cm when open). Height: Total height is roughly 66 cm to 70 cm, with a seat height of 40 cm. This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no official proof of authenticity, however it is well documented in design history. I take full responsibility for any authenticity issues arising from misattribution