Sofa / daybed by Dieter Waeckerlin for Idealheim

Sofa / daybed by Dieter Waeckerlin for Idealheim (Germany, 1950s).

A wonderful and rare modernist piece designed by Swiss architect Dieter Waeckerlin. It features a black steel frame and comfortable cushions in a subtly patterned grey upholstery. Thanks to its tilting pendulum mechanism, the sofa can convert into a daybed.

In very good vintage condition, with some light signs of use to the fabric.

Sofa / daybed by Dieter Waeckerlin for Idealheim (Germany, 1950s). A wonderful and rare modernist piece designed by Swiss architect Dieter Waeckerlin. It features a black steel frame and comfortable cushions in a subtly patterned grey upholstery. Thanks to its tilting pendulum mechanism, the sofa can convert into a daybed. In very good vintage condition, with some light signs of use to the fabric.

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Sofa / daybed by Dieter Waeckerlin for Idealheim (Germany, 1950s). A wonderful and rare modernist piece designed by Swiss architect Dieter Waeckerlin. It features a black steel frame and comfortable cushions in a subtly patterned grey upholstery. Thanks to its tilting pendulum mechanism, the sofa can convert into a daybed. In very good vintage condition, with some light signs of use to the fabric.
Sofa / daybed by Dieter Waeckerlin for Idealheim (Germany, 1950s). A wonderful and rare modernist piece designed by Swiss architect Dieter Waeckerlin. It features a black steel frame and comfortable cushions in a subtly patterned grey upholstery. Thanks to its tilting pendulum mechanism, the sofa can convert into a daybed. In very good vintage condition, with some light signs of use to the fabric.
Sofa / daybed by Dieter Waeckerlin for Idealheim (Germany, 1950s). A wonderful and rare modernist piece designed by Swiss architect Dieter Waeckerlin. It features a black steel frame and comfortable cushions in a subtly patterned grey upholstery. Thanks to its tilting pendulum mechanism, the sofa can convert into a daybed. In very good vintage condition, with some light signs of use to the fabric.
Sofa / daybed by Dieter Waeckerlin for Idealheim (Germany, 1950s). A wonderful and rare modernist piece designed by Swiss architect Dieter Waeckerlin. It features a black steel frame and comfortable cushions in a subtly patterned grey upholstery. Thanks to its tilting pendulum mechanism, the sofa can convert into a daybed. In very good vintage condition, with some light signs of use to the fabric.
Sofa / daybed by Dieter Waeckerlin for Idealheim (Germany, 1950s). A wonderful and rare modernist piece designed by Swiss architect Dieter Waeckerlin. It features a black steel frame and comfortable cushions in a subtly patterned grey upholstery. Thanks to its tilting pendulum mechanism, the sofa can convert into a daybed. In very good vintage condition, with some light signs of use to the fabric.
Sofa / daybed by Dieter Waeckerlin for Idealheim (Germany, 1950s). A wonderful and rare modernist piece designed by Swiss architect Dieter Waeckerlin. It features a black steel frame and comfortable cushions in a subtly patterned grey upholstery. Thanks to its tilting pendulum mechanism, the sofa can convert into a daybed. In very good vintage condition, with some light signs of use to the fabric.
Sofa / daybed by Dieter Waeckerlin for Idealheim (Germany, 1950s). A wonderful and rare modernist piece designed by Swiss architect Dieter Waeckerlin. It features a black steel frame and comfortable cushions in a subtly patterned grey upholstery. Thanks to its tilting pendulum mechanism, the sofa can convert into a daybed. In very good vintage condition, with some light signs of use to the fabric.
Sofa / daybed by Dieter Waeckerlin for Idealheim (Germany, 1950s). A wonderful and rare modernist piece designed by Swiss architect Dieter Waeckerlin. It features a black steel frame and comfortable cushions in a subtly patterned grey upholstery. Thanks to its tilting pendulum mechanism, the sofa can convert into a daybed. In very good vintage condition, with some light signs of use to the fabric.
Sofa / daybed by Dieter Waeckerlin for Idealheim (Germany, 1950s). A wonderful and rare modernist piece designed by Swiss architect Dieter Waeckerlin. It features a black steel frame and comfortable cushions in a subtly patterned grey upholstery. Thanks to its tilting pendulum mechanism, the sofa can convert into a daybed. In very good vintage condition, with some light signs of use to the fabric.
Sofa / daybed by Dieter Waeckerlin for Idealheim (Germany, 1950s). A wonderful and rare modernist piece designed by Swiss architect Dieter Waeckerlin. It features a black steel frame and comfortable cushions in a subtly patterned grey upholstery. Thanks to its tilting pendulum mechanism, the sofa can convert into a daybed. In very good vintage condition, with some light signs of use to the fabric.
Sofa / daybed by Dieter Waeckerlin for Idealheim (Germany, 1950s). A wonderful and rare modernist piece designed by Swiss architect Dieter Waeckerlin. It features a black steel frame and comfortable cushions in a subtly patterned grey upholstery. Thanks to its tilting pendulum mechanism, the sofa can convert into a daybed. In very good vintage condition, with some light signs of use to the fabric.
Sofa / daybed by Dieter Waeckerlin for Idealheim (Germany, 1950s). A wonderful and rare modernist piece designed by Swiss architect Dieter Waeckerlin. It features a black steel frame and comfortable cushions in a subtly patterned grey upholstery. Thanks to its tilting pendulum mechanism, the sofa can convert into a daybed. In very good vintage condition, with some light signs of use to the fabric.
Sofa / daybed by Dieter Waeckerlin for Idealheim (Germany, 1950s). A wonderful and rare modernist piece designed by Swiss architect Dieter Waeckerlin. It features a black steel frame and comfortable cushions in a subtly patterned grey upholstery. Thanks to its tilting pendulum mechanism, the sofa can convert into a daybed. In very good vintage condition, with some light signs of use to the fabric.
Sofa / daybed by Dieter Waeckerlin for Idealheim (Germany, 1950s). A wonderful and rare modernist piece designed by Swiss architect Dieter Waeckerlin. It features a black steel frame and comfortable cushions in a subtly patterned grey upholstery. Thanks to its tilting pendulum mechanism, the sofa can convert into a daybed. In very good vintage condition, with some light signs of use to the fabric.

Measurements:

  • Height: 70 cm
  • Width: 200 cm
  • Depth: 80 – 105  cm