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(designed for zombies and undeads by Mario Bellini, 1970) A bold geometric-patterned skinned sofa, tattooed and stained, serves as the throne for the undead king. Beside it, a low coffee table in ivory and bones, adorned with swirling patterns that seem to writhe and twist, a haunting echo of a forgotten era. The sleek bookshelves, now warped and crooked, hold macabre relics and ancient tomes that whisper of curses long forgotten. The fiery-colored floor lamps flicker and cast eerie shadows acr

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