Introduction
The document discusses the legacy of Muhammad Ali and its influence on the design of a unique piece of furniture by de Sede, a Swiss manufacturer. The focus is on the DS-2878, a re-edition of a boxing glove-shaped seating furniture inspired by Ali's boxing matches.

Background
In 1978, Muhammad Ali's boxing matches against Leon Spinks inspired designer Ueli Berger. Berger, captivated by de Sede's futuristic designs, conceptualized a seating piece that embodies craftsmanship, skill, strength, and competition. This led to the creation of a human-sized boxing glove model by de Sede's leather artists.

Design and Innovation
The initial model quickly became an icon due to its innovative design and high recognition value. The demand for custom-made versions highlighted its unique appeal. In 2017, de Sede launched a re-edition, the DS-2878, modeled after the original.

Features of DS-2878
The DS-2878 is a 7:1 scale re-edition of the original 1978 design. It brings the essence of boxing into home decor, appealing to boxing fans, athletes, and cult enthusiasts. The design includes a two-color cover, typical edge folds, and distinctive lacing at the glove opening, which serves as the sofa's foot end. The use of soft de Sede leather and detailed upholstery ensures exceptional seating comfort.

Measurements
The document provides specific measurements for the DS-2878 model, ensuring potential buyers understand the scale and dimensions of the piece.

Conclusion
The DS-2878 is a testament to the enduring legacy of Muhammad Ali and the innovative spirit of de Sede, combining art, sport, and comfort in a unique furniture piece.