A. Rudin Model 2757 Sofa in Heathered Gray Chenille on Chrome Legs

Annihilate the landfill, score to-the-trade luxury without the designer markup

This is the real deal: an A. Rudin sofa, custom-ordered through Leslie Fine Interiors, built in San Francisco by craftspeople who've been at it since 1912. The heathered gray chenille is soft, sophisticated, and showing only light wear. Classic tuxedo silhouette with clean track arms and those slim polished chrome legs that lift the whole piece off the floor. Single bench cushion with subtle button tufting. This is designer-showroom furniture priced for people who know what they're looking at.

The D'Beetle Difference

• To-The-Trade Pedigree: A. Rudin pieces are only available through interior designers. This one came via Leslie Fine Interiors — you're skipping the 40% markup and the six-month wait.

• Quality Fill Construction: Body is 45% cotton batting, 35% foam, 20% polyester fiber. Seat cushions are 70% foam with polyester wrap for that firm-but-forgiving sit that actually holds up.

• Timeless Modern Profile: Approximately 84" wide with slim chrome square-tube legs. Low-slung and architectural — this reads equally well in a Harvard Square Victorian or a Kendall loft.

Measurements See tape-measure photos for exact dimensions.