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De Sede ‘Snake’ DS-600, in camel colored leather, Switzerland - 1972
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De Sede ' Non-Stop' ‘Tatzelwurm’ sectional sofa containing 19 pieces in camel leather, of which 17 centerpieces and two higher armrests. Any number of pieces can be zipped together ensuring an endless shape suitable for every room and occasion. A design by Ueli Bergere, Elenora Peduzzi-Riva, Heinz Ulrich and Klaus Vogt at De Sede, Switzerland. De Sede is a renowned Swiss manufacturer of luxury leather furniture. Therefore, all the De Sede items are made out of the best materials which result in durability and comfort.
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