Aria Chair

A fun and original design guaranteed to start a conversation, the Galleon Chair sits on flared midcentury modern-inspired legs with burnished brass feet. T...

Playing on texture contrast, this chair will put a pop of positivity into any room with its eccentric backrest showcasing a large smiley face emoji. Part of the Pop Collection inspir...

One of the ideas from which Hergon was brought to life is the intention to maximize the ergonomics offered by the backrest. A dynamic seat, featuring the strong and innovative lines ...

Inspired by imperial styles, the Impero chair comes from Italy's Veneto region, the heart of Italian furniture production. On a solid beechwood base with flared legs, the chair featu...

Carved by hand, this magnificent chair is a stunning example of masterful craftsmanship. It was made of solid wood with a warm walnut finish and the ...

This elegant and Minimalist chair will make a striking addition to any room, both in a Classic or more modern environment, thanks to its exquisite craftsmanship and its linear design...

Ibiza lounge chair by Germán Rodríguez Arias Dimensions: D 76 x W 62 x H 70 cm Materials: steel, fabric. Available in other fabrics. Ibiza...

Aria, a new chaise longue designed by Antonio Rodriguez for La Cividina.? This collaborative effort combines advanced technology and craftsmanship.? The Aria chair...

Aria, a new chaise longue designed by Antonio Rodriguez for La Cividina.? This collaborative effort combines advanced technology and craftsmanship.? The Aria chair...

What happens when two becomes one? “The Oness” objects or people. It is about how coming together creates chair entertains the thought of a merging, between two a new, sometimes sens...

"The peculiar grace of a Shaker chair is due to the fact that it was made by someone who could believe that an angel could come and sit in it." (Thomas M...

Chair #3 , tracing the origin of a contemporary classic. The artisan way of learning applied to form. observe, imitate and repeat. Chair #3 is the result of a research in finding the origins of a sequence of chairs -Conoid, Kufenstuhl, Zigzag y Z Rasch-, all being named contemporary classics in the world of design. The celebration of “uniquness” however does not ultimately lie in what one sees at first glance but in the complexities contained in a single form and that one is able to acknowledge: The first chair in this sequence is the so called Conoid chair by George Nakashima...