I don't know about the original sofa but you can find similar sofa in American eagle furniture.
Thanks

click "more info" under the photo. :)

The style is mid century modern. It looks like it's genuine and probably an import from Scandinavia originally, perhaps Denmark. The fabric is likely 100% virgin wool and the wood teak.

Looks very 1960's.

Madison McCord Interiors can make these mid century sofa's for you. www.madisonmccord.com

check "thrive" online furniture sellers for many of similar style! (good prices too)

Lazar Industries has one very similar to this one.

Thrive has similar

agree on Pearsall, if you would like one built like this ?I would be glad to assist you.

http://www.thrivefurniture.com/nixon-sofa/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=ppc&utm_term=nixon-sofa&utm_campaign=googleproductads&gclid=CLu8ofn4w7gCFY9eQgodaCMA0Q

http://danishmodernla.com/Adrian_Pearsall_Sofa_for_Craft_Associates_0155.html

"Vintage gondola sofa," possibly by Pearsall, according to info from original post. If you Google these terms, there are some results that resemble the one pictured. Hope this helps.

Thanks to everyone for your interest and information - all great. Thanks to shoshanny, I have visited both links and enjoyed viewing the production process at Thrive - they look like a great company to deal with. Inspiration has taken hold so maybe sometime in the future I will take that giant leap to getting one of these beautiful sofas - in the meantime thanks to you all!

I have a couch like this...I have had it covered twice I bought it in the sixties.....love it love it

We had a sofa that looked exactly like this in the 1960s, and it was made by Craft Associates.

Looks like an Adrian Pearsall -MCM

Vatne or Vatna was manufacturer, perhaps?

Adrian Pearsall

These sofas were popular in the 1960s, made by Flair, a US company. They were extremely comfortable and well made. In 1965 I ordered mine in dark royal blue from a local furniture store, and kept it until 2000.

That couch is an Adrian Pearsall mid-century 1960's, I bought one in 1965. In the 90's we changed our style, gave it to a relative, which was handed down to their son. KICKING myself over and over again, also the 3' tall lamp, which cannot be found again. Fortunately I still have our coffee table and side table. Love that style, did not know what I had,-----sigh!!!

If the couch flairs up on the ends, it is called a gondola style. If it is straight across to the ends, it is not gondola style.

google Adrian Pearsall sofas