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Product description
One of the most iconic designs of the last century: this modular 'Non-Stop' DS-600 sofa, designed in 1972 by Eleanora Peduzzi-Riva, Heinz Ulrich and Ueli Berger for Swiss manufacturer De Sede. This soft yellow vintage sofa consists of 19 elements, two of which have armrests. The elements are attached to each other by means of a zipper and a pin. Because the sofa consists of many elements, you can place it both straight and in a semi-circular or playful shape. This Mid - Century sofa is therefore also called Snake or Tatzelwurm. Besides being extremely stylish, the sofa is also very comfortable. Fully upholstered in light yellow suede. The bottom has the original wooden panels. The sofa is in original and very good condition, with only a few minor signs of use on the upholstery (see photos). (In straight form) L460xB100xH75cm | Seat height 45cm
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Specifications
ConditionVery goodColorsBeige, YellowMaterialLeatherNumber of items1Brandde SedeHeight75 cmWidth460 cmDepth100 cmSeat height45 cm