The 3000 collection is an admiring nod to Zenith’s favourite creative city on the planet – Melbourne.
November 6th, 2013
Unapologetically urban yet evoking the spirit of huddles around the campfire, Sydney designers Schamburg + Alvisse’s 3000 brings people together to share their stories.
Its fractured geometry whispers tales of the ancient fissured lava that once shifted the course of the Yarra River,shaping the city we know today.
3000 is available in standard, splitback and vertical models. The legs are FSC certified American oak timber, while the body of the sofa can be upholstered in two-tone, fabric, vinyl or leather.
3000 is available from Zenith Interiors
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