The DS-600
Modular Sofa is one of de Sede's masterpieces. It came out in 1972. Its design is inspired by the Mamenchisaurus from the Jurassic period, which were once the animals with the longest necks living on earth.
The linking device of the
Sofa can be spliced into any number of
Leather Sofa seat components and extended infinitely, thus realizing the concept of infinite expansion and random change of shape. The Guinness Book of World Records lists the DS-600 as the longest sofa in the world.
Since its launch, DS-600
Modern Sofa has been favored by all walks of life in the design and fashion circles, and is suitable for various spaces such as homes and public places. The "Les Roches Rouges" hotel in Saint-Raphael, the "Ludow Hotel" hotel in the Lower East Side of New York, and the "Hôtel des 3 Vallées" hotel in Courchevel, Savoy, France, etc. have DS-600.
It also often appears in advertisements and film and television works. DS-600 can also be seen in the District 12 dormitory in the movie "The Hunger Games".
