KDO2 Sovereign | Professional Executive Office Chair in Italian Nappa Leather with Hydrographic Wood-Grain Beige

SISI ROUGE LIMITED

£1260

Product Summary The KDO2 Sovereign is a high-performance masterpiece engineered for the elite digital elite. Clad in Premier Grade A+++++ Italian Leather and featuring a sophisticated hydrographic wood-grain back shell , this chair bridges the gap between classic craftsmanship and futuristic ergonomics. Designed for high-net-worth remote executives and modern founders , it features a patented 3-button wire-controlled mechanism and a Samhongsa Class 4 gas lift for unparalleled safety and fluid adjustment. Whether you are leading a global team from a London penthouse or a Silicon Valley study, t

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as SISI ROUGE LIMITED, number 17056253. Checked 2026-08-29.
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Where it is made
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