Chairs

The Flower chair is a perfect armchair to combine with a design table. Its shape resembles a small throne. The base is an inverted cone but with more rounded corners while the seat is comfortable with the armrests that envelop the person sitting on it. Elegance, design and beauty are the main features of this chair/armchair. This chair is inspired from the Project made by Monica Armani for the Flair O' chair.

The Elysée chair was designed by the genius of Pierre Paulin is explicit praise to contemporary comfort. This project was carried out for the Pompidou to set up a series of reception rooms. With this chair Paulin has brought and expressed all his genius through modernity and innovation. The chair welcomes the person in all its shape and creates comfort in all its splendor.

The chair is inspired by the Beetle Lounge Chair. The Beetle Lounge Chair features a generous silhouette and a comfortable design. The armchair is a perfect icon for the design of a modern home. The design of the Beetle Lounge Chair reinterprets in an abstract way the fundamental and characteristic elements of the beetles: the shells, the shape, the stitches, the external rigid and the soft inside. The Beetle Lounge Chair, thanks to the wide range of colors, is ideal for creating an interior that matches your tastes and needs.

The chair swan, also known as 'Swan Chair', was built in 1958 for the luxurious Foyer des Radisson Royal hotel in Copenhagen. Together with the "Egg Chair", it belongs to the latest collection designed by the famous Arne Jacobsen. Already at that time it was recognized as an important modern furnishing object, given its highly innovative structure. It is still considered one of the most classic and important interior design objects of the entire twentieth century. The chair is devoid of straight lines but has only fluid curves, which give it a sensual and pleasant charm, almost like a human being. The padded structure rests on an aluminum star-shaped pedestal and is very resistant. The padding is available in different fabrics and types of leather. This exceptional creature designed by Jacobsen, given its peculiarity in the design world, is an integral part of the collection of the Museums of Modern Art in New York.