Leisure Chair

A design icon with an attitude for versatility and functionality designed in 1927 by Charlotte Perriand for her Paris apartment in Place Saint-Sulpice.

This exterior swivel armchair, available in the 4-leg version, features an upholstered backrest and seat cushion made of outdoor fabric.

Suited to all outdoor settings, it is made of stainless steel with a special textured powder-coat finish made for outdoor use, and comes in several colors; the specially-treated outdoor fabric upholstery is just as beautiful and comfortable as that used on the indoor models.

A design icon with an attitude for versatility and functionality designed in 1927 by Charlotte Perriand for her Paris apartment in Place Saint-Sulpice.

This exterior swivel armchair, available in the 4-leg version, features an upholstered backrest and seat cushion made of outdoor fabric.

Suited to all outdoor settings, it is made of stainless steel with a special textured powder-coat finish made for outdoor use, and comes in several colors; the specially-treated outdoor fabric upholstery is just as beautiful and comfortable as that used on the indoor models.

The seat is made of high quality saddle leather, which is soft to the touch. Good elasticity, skin-friendly and breathable, will not be tired and stuffy even after sitting for a long time

Stainless steel frame has been thickened, stronger load-bearing capacity, more stable and safe, more durable, so that you can use more assured. The surface is finely ground and polished, adding a different charm to your room.

The chair is ergonomically designed with a backrest, seat and armrests that better fit the body's curves, allowing you to sit more comfortably.

The bottom of the chair has a non-slip cover to keep you safe, and it won't make noise or scratch your carpets and floors when you move it around

Arc form handrail, fit the body curve, visually more beautiful

The iconic Wassily chair by Marcel Breuer for Knoll. Originally known as the model B3 chair, this monumental piece of Mid Century Design was first conceived at the Bauhaus by Breuer in 1926 and has since been produced by many different manufacturing companies. Gavina, Thonet and Knoll being among the most prominent. Gavina later gave the B3 chair the name 'Wassily' after learning of a Bauhaus anecdote about Wassily Kandinsky, a fellow Bauhaus member, expressing early interest in the prototype. Because of this, Breuer later gifted a chair to Kandinsky for his Bauhaus office, forever cementing the interaction into Bauhaus/Breuer lore.

This lounge chair is a pioneering fusion of material aesthetics and classic design. Its back is crafted from natural cowhide, each fur patterned with its own natural beauty, creating a wild and unique visual appeal while remaining soft and comfortable to the touch. The delicate and tough saddle leather armrests create a textural contrast with the cowhide, ensuring a comfortable grip while adding a touch of luxurious sophistication to the overall design. The mirrored, polished stainless steel frame features minimalist lines, and the mirrored finish creates a cool, modern feel. It not only provides stable support but also serves as a visual highlight in any space.

This chair follows the classic sling chair structure, skillfully blending the industrial sharpness of mirrored stainless steel with the warm textures of natural fur and saddle leather, creating a unique fusion of retro wildness and modern sophistication. Whether it serves as an art and leisure corner in the living room or a personalized display in the studio, the luxurious combination of materials and timeless design imbue any space with an uninhibited and sophisticated style. It is not only comfortable seating but also a sophisticated piece of home art.

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yoko armchair was designed by Inoda+Sveje

Yoko, a light and elegant seating design; a Japanese name and Scandinavian lines that come together in a piece of furniture with an aesthetic matrix, flavoured by both cultures.

A contrast in constant equilibrium thanks to the skilful craftsmanship of the Japanese-Danish couple Inoda+Sveje. The continuous cross-reference between the two cultures, their styles and manufacturing skills shapes a project composed of an armchair, a dining little armchair and a bench/footstool characterised by a dual lightness: physical and aesthetic.

Delicate and sinuous lines, created with precious cabinet-making interlocking techniques that enrich the structure of legs and armrests in solid ash open pore wood lacquered with a Liquorice colour, or in solid Canaletto walnut stained Light Brown, a chromatic choice that lends a more decisive tone to the elegance of the silhouette.

The wooden frame has a joint where the leg meets the armrest, both at the front and at the back: a structural joint that becomes decorative thanks to the clever use of the wooden material. In this project, the great expertise in woodworking that has always been characteristic of Nordic and Japanese craftsmanship meets the historical know-how of a Made in Italy company that has been an expert in exquisite upholstered furniture for decades.

Yoko is the harmonious union of technology, elegance and comfort.

PATTIE Armchair was designed by Giampiero Tagliaferri

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.

This bar stool is a perfect blend of rugged elegance and functional innovation. Upholstered in thick pebbled leather (lychee grain leather), it exudes a bold, textured charm—each grain tells a story of premium craftsmanship, while the deep black hue adds a touch of sophisticated cool. The seat and back are filled with molded foam, creating a contour-hugging shape that supports the body ergonomically, ensuring comfort even during long hours of use.

Structurally, it relies on a solid carbon steel frame with spray coating—durable, corrosion-resistant, and finished in a sleek matte black that complements the leather’s ruggedness. The height-adjustable pneumatic rod allows you to tailor the seating height to match any counter or bar, and the 360° swivel function offers effortless mobility, letting you pivot freely to engage in conversations or enjoy your surroundings.

From its tactile leather surface to its industrial-grade steel core, this bar stool marries raw aesthetic appeal with practicality, making it an eye-catching yet reliable addition to home bars, kitchen islands, or commercial spaces that crave a mix of edgy style and user-centric design.

The velvet-upholstered Vejen ML armchair is designed for those who value comfort, beauty, and exquisite craftsmanship. Its meticulous design fosters relaxation, whether for a long conversation or a cup of coffee. Its spacious seat and contoured backrest create a sense of comfort from the very first moment. Whether it's in your living room, office, or modern lobby, the Vejen ML adds style and practicality to your interior.

Boconcept Imola Chair  was designed by Henrik Pedersen

Take a closer look. From the striking details to the graceful sweeps of its curves, the Imola armchair is a true design icon. Roomy enough for you to curl up in, yet so elegant it doesn’t seem over the top, the Imola armchair is an instant classic and ready to make a statement in your home. Fitted with a swivel base that turns this chair so seamlessly, you’ll want to take it for a spin.

Airflow Chair by Caracole

take on the classic Klismos style is re-imagined with the Airflow Chair in a fresh mix of materials and finishes. A fusion of wood, metal, and leather lends a contemporary light look in silver textured velvet. Adding visual interest and tactile intrigue: a pale gray leather strap supporting the seat and a winged outer back in fumed figured eucalyptus, exquisitely finished in Smoked Stainless Steel paint.

Votteler Armchair was designed by Arno Votteler

A quiet classic of mid-century modernism: the emphatically angular volume of the upholstery rests on a delicate tubular steel framework, with elegantly shaped armrests in solid wood. Available with a high or low backrest, and accompanying stool. Timeless elegance for restful spaces, in private and in public.