Sit the way you would sit in a racing car

Minimalist, streamlined language of design for maximum seating comfort: sitting in the lounge chair is like sitting in a quick, sleek speedster.

The planeness with the circumferential edges gives the DS-144/01 armchair an unusually clear, direct and tidy look. The four-star base echoes the vocabulary of forms and logically completes it.

Dimensions

Colors

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Price referred to the Living Leather

Standard configuration: Tone in tone seams. Upholstered part completely in leather.
Substructure high-gloss chrome-plated: For further versions, see options. If not specified otherwise, the standard configuration will be confirmed.
Upholstery and assembly: Outer and inner shell rigid polyurethane.
Inner shell foamed with SEDEX upholstery and SEDE-Lux covering.
Seams: Tone in tone threads. Other coloured threads for components /01 and /05 available on request, see leather colours.
Substructure: Four-point base steel construction high-gloss chrome-plated. Other coatings on request, subject to surcharge. /01 360° rotation, /05 and /61 fixed.
Note: Seat and back upholstery with loose-fitting covers
with intentional folds and creases. Component /01 has an upright seat inclination in comparison to /101. 

DE SEDE

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 original small workshop, a company has emerged that employs over 110 people and distributes furniture to more than 69 countries, including the United States and Russia, GCC countries, and even emerging markets like China and Brazil.