Leisure Chair

Cosy and contemporary in the way it combines frame and upholstery, Pattie stands out for its organic and essential lines, clearly inspired by the 1970s.

An armchair that expresses extreme softness and comfort thanks to its voluminous cushioning, which appears divided into seat, lower back and shoulder rest. 

The shell, in glossy lacquered Baydur, sits on a central swivel base in the form of a squircle, which is a geometric shape that blends the rigidity of the square with the sinuosity of the circle.  

With its highly decorative appeal, Pattie brightens up the living atmosphere with an original colour palette, fitting into any environment as a true protagonist. 

Fardos Lounge Chair design by the Ricardo Fasanello Atelier, in Brazil

Fasanello´s first creation, the "Fardos" lounge chair consists of three large rolls of foam, held together by straps. The piece was presented in furniture exhibitions in Paris and Berlin in 1971. Produced by the Ricardo Fasanello Atelier, in Brazil

Trio armchair design by Marcio Kogan / Studio MK27 from Minotti.

An armchair with a clear Brazilian twist in which the rationalist design of Marcio Kogan / Studio MK27 joins Minotti’s manufacturing know-how, bringing out the skilful and combined use of three different materials - leather, fabric and wood - for the seat, backrest and frame. Hence the name Trio.

This slender and aesthetically light, yet solid furnishing piece accommodates a sophisticated padded seat and backrest featuring exquisite craftsmanship, that meets the typical refinement of Brazilian cabinet-making in the multi-sectional woodwork of the frame.

The pleasant comfort of the seat and the tactile sensation provided by the polished armrests offer an evocative sensory experience, naturally echoed in the Trio Outdoor version designed for open-air spaces.

Distinguished by its elegant formal cubist shape, Shelley sports a linear geometry, enhanced by the presence of saddle hide and its accurate processing technique.

Its characteristic alluring saddle hide volume hosts cushions covered in fabric and opens at the front on the sides to reveal the inviting seat, while the rear part accommodates the body in a soft embrace. The saddle hide also serves to bind the legs together, wrapping itself round them and allowing the top part to emerge, ending in a fine decorative detail with Black Nickel finish.

The bearing frame reveals interesting shape solutions, such as the sloping front legs, slightly open at the sides or the tightness of the saddle hide at the base of the chair, which gradually loosens in an elegant tapering effect towards the exterior of the top part. Sartorial details, such as neat piping, define the edges of the cushions, with those of the backrest and armrest designed as three separate elements.

The compact design concept by GamFratesi, which plays on the harmonious contrasts between a structured external shell and a soft, inviting interior, enhanced by the texture of saddle hide and the fabrics used, has been flawlessly brought to life thanks to the design know-how and sophisticated tailoring techniques that have always been the distinguishing features of Minotti.

Customizable Tacchini Lina Armchair by Gianfranco Frattini,

Lina is a re-edition of one of the earliest projects designed by Gianfranco Frattini, one of the great masters of Italian design. Nominated in 1955 for the Compasso d’oro, the armchair features an unusual wood frame that lends it a solid, yet lightweight, appearance. Its singularity lies in the slender legs and bent plywood element that supports the side of the seat back and curves up to become the ‘wing’ upon which the armrests sit. A very innovative workmanship technique for its time, carried out today with historical accuracy. An armchair that makes a bold statement, thanks to its timeless style, Lina can be paired with unaffected ease with all the sofas in the Tacchini collection, in residential and contract settings. Grey or dark walnut base. Internal frame: birch plywood 18 mm thick with elastic belts for the seat. Padding: differentiated density polyurethane foam. Base: open pore stained solid ashwood.

Alpaca Bliss accent - a unique combination of elegance and comfort. This chair is made of imported white wood, it has a perfect wooden texture and no knots, which guarantees elegance and durability. Displaying rich, uneven geometric patterns, it enhances its overall aesthetic appeal. The simple yet sophisticated alpaca Bliss accent brings unparalleled style and comfort.

Hippo Lounge Chair form NORR11

The distinctive wooden profile of Hippo Lounge acts as an almost architectural element that starkly contrasts with the rounded, soft back and seat. The stitching in the middle of the seat is deliberately placed here to create the desired round shape for Hippo Lounge.

The lounge chair permits a reversed seating position and because there is not only one way to sit, it demands more from the construction. The reinforcement of the back, mounted inside the seat, ensures that Hippo Lounge is just as durable as beautiful. 

Dudet armchair design by Patricia Urquiola from Cassina

A design chair by Patricia Urquiola with a soft, enveloping shape that offers contemporary comfort with a well-developed sense of environmental awareness. This small armchair, which strongly references 1970s design, is engineered to be completely disassembled for ease of disposal and recycling of the organic and premium materials, starting with the metal core. The padding in the legs and seat is in polyurethane foam with a percentage of polyols derived from organic sources, which contributes to making this piece of furniture an example of sustainable, environmentally aware design, as well as a masterpiece of comfort.

Flair O' Couture chair from B&B ITALIA design by Monica Armani .

Following the success of Flair 0’, a series of elegantly designed chairs available in indoor and outdoor versions, Monica Armani proposes Flair O’ Couture. Geometrically similar to the previous designs this new chair boasts a woven backrest made using a special circular loom(tombolo) in line with an ancient weaving technique typical of the area where B&B ltalia is located. To fine-tune it, Monica Armani collaborated with unPlZ20, a design studio based in Cantu, which specializes in the recovery and development of traditional weaving techniques revisited in a contemporary key and applied to the furnishing sector. The internal structure of the steel backrest is in fact completely enveloped by the weaving of polypropylene interlacing, available in four colours, and rests on a truncated cone-shaped foot with a lenticular base. Two padded cushions complete the chai, defining the shape and providing even more comfort, Flair 0' Couture is a functional and versatile vet technical and high-performance product.