T_obi1 Chair by Andrea Tognon

OBI chair is inspired by the rich Japanese culture. It's name takes its roots from Obi - a belt, which is used in Kimono traditional Japanese costume. The pi...

This is an iconic armchair designed by Andrea Branzi for Cassina of Italy and dating to the late 20th century, Circa 1993 The chair has a reverse ribbon design and is called "Rev...

Quarry Outdoor Armchair by Andrea Giomi Dimensions: D 55 x W 70 x H 84 cm Materials: Recycled foam, treated with innovative rubber effect material. Andrea Giomi, was born in Castelf...

Pupa armchair signed by Andrea Branzi is agile and voluptuous at the same time. It leans on a light metallic frame leaving the volume floating in the space. Born with chrome frame fo...

Rethonet is a tribute to the great classic 'chair no. 14 'designed by Michael Thonet in 1860. While Michael Thonet shaped the chair with steam, Andrea Salvetti gave shape to his re-T...

Suiseki left armchair is a collection of padded seats inspired – as its name suggests – by the Japanese art of arranging naturally occurring stones. Spontaneous, harmonious lack of alignment takes the place of geometric shapes in the simple modular units with organic volumes. Everything starts with three core building blocks: a low, broad seat, a backrest and an armrest. They can be combined with each other in an offset display of heights, widths and depths. The resulting sofas are sculpturesque and suitable for all types of use, in everything from the contract market to private homes. Additional Info: Material: Upholstery, steel Finish: Cat. Maxi, Mosaic 2...