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3000 BY SCHAMBURG + ALVISSE

The 3000 collection is an admiring nod to Zenith’s favourite creative city on the planet – Melbourne.

Unapologetically urban yet evoking the spirit of huddles around the campfire, Sydney designers Schamburg + Alvisse’s 3000 brings people together to share their stories.

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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.

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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.

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3000 is available from Zenith Interiors

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