The one-off piece in a perfect, streamlined form
The aerodynamic structures of DS-57/01 are uniquely delicate. The armchair is impressive for its striking runners and soft seating comfort. The steep seat gradient is achieved by means of a wedge-like base structure – sprayed with impact-resistant, high-gloss lacquer; in glazed solid oak or made of aluminum. Also available with integrated, height-adjustable headrest DS-57/06
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Price referred to the Living Leather
Upholstery and assembly: Seat, back and headrest: SEDEX upholstery with wadding cushion. Armrest: moulded foam with wadding cushion.
Standard configuration: Base beech in black lacquer. For further versions, see options. If not specified otherwise, the standard configuration will be confirmed.
Function: DS-57/06: Height-adjustable headrest.
Substructure: Base beech in black lacquer. Beech in other coatings or polished aluminium available on request, subject to
surcharge.
Note: Contours emphasised with piping. Folds and creases will inevitably develop as the product is used. The headrest cannot be mounted afterwards.
DE SEDE
De Sede has its origins in a small but skilled saddler’s shop in Klingnau, Switzerland. The team of artisans is committed to transforming the best possible leather into design seats. Their years of experience and diligence have enabled them to create unique quality handmade leather chairs, armchairs and sofas.In 1965, the family-owned company became a joint stock company called de Sede AG, but remained true to the original guiding principles.
The company developed rapidly and from now on:
– the best designers of international caliber were involved to create seating furniture,
– additional production plants were opened
– an international distribution network has been created.
Sophisticated designs that cleverly integrate traditional and precise Swiss workmanship quickly earned the brand an international reputation.
Today, de Sede AG presents itself as a leading manufacturer of exclusive leather furniture. From the