Swiss-based furniture manufacturer de Sede has two new sofas, the DS-1064 and 1264, both designed by Hugo de Ruiter.
DS-1064 is not a sofa or suite, it is most definitely not a row of neatly arranged seating elements. It is “looking at surrealistically * resembles a small town seat. technology genius who has been described from the DS-164. This means that the backrests which can be moved easily into almost any position desired. Added another, modular system extending seating elements affords possibility of establishing a living environment to meet their own needs are very individual. This allows owners to create designs that reflect their mood at the moment and to alter them to keep abreast of any changes they undergo. This makes a small island of peace and security – rather than on end of the world, but on the legs so we – so we can have fun in heaven where our own sitting room.

DS-1264 system is a new bench is a variation on the couch DS-1064. This sofa was designed without backrests and customization, providing quick and practical seating for lobby or reception area. Various elements – straight, curved, island seating and corner modules – this model provides a remarkable degree of flexibility. Thanks to the effects of sculpture that can fill a large space or conspicuous meander through the room. Timber body is covered in comfortable seats with double saddle stitching decorative. For chrome-plated feet with their high-gloss or pearlescent finish, so that customers can choose one of the legs round convex or have metal legs with round cover. Here too, there are options for coloring varnish finish.

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