Statement Chairs That Redefine Comfort and Craftsmanship
From refined classics to sculptural innovations, these standout chairs prove that seating can be both functional and artful. Whether it’s the ergonomic precision of Naoto Fukasawa’s WIDE armchair or the symbolic craftsmanship of Tacchini’s Africa chair, each piece tells a story of thoughtful design, material honesty, and timeless elegance.
Elegant and ergonomic, the WIDE Armchair comes in two height variations:low and high, featuring soft curves and a wide backrest for support. Designed with comfort and practicality in mind, the fabric covers are removable for cleaning, while the leather version offers a more permanent, refined finish.
Sign Matt
A refined evolution of the original Sign design, Sign Matt from MDFit, features smooth, ergonomic lines and a soft matte finish in three tones. Suitable for indoor and outdoor use, its lightweight yet embracing form offers comfort and versatility across residential spaces.
Tonietta
Minimal, elegant, and rooted in tradition, the Tonietta chair features a die-cast aluminum frame with a cowhide-covered polypropylene seat. Enzo Mari drew inspiration from classic Thonet chairs, aiming for simplicity over trend. It won the 1987 Compasso d’Oro for its timeless form and design clarity.
Osso
The Osso Chair, designed by Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec, combines sculptural elegance with functional design. Crafted from European ash or oak sourced through legal woodcutting, it features a smooth organic form with a curved split-back design. Measuring 490 x 440 x 770 mm with a seat height of 460 mm, this chair is a refined example of minimalist craftsmanship, ideal for contemporary interiors.
Avant-Garde
The Avant-Garde chair by Bonaldo, designed by Fabrice Berrux, is a striking blend of sculptural elegance and ergonomic design. Its bold yet minimal silhouette, formed by two gracefully curved elements joined by a metal tube, creates a floating effect that feels both modern and inviting. With a structure shaped to support the human body, it delivers comfort without sacrificing its artistic presence—making it an eye-catching choice for both home and public interiors.
Africa
The Africa chair by Tacchini, a 2025 re-edition by Tobia Scarpa, masterfully revives the essence of 1970s craftsmanship. Its sculptural form is grounded in solid Canaletto walnut, with a striking split-backrest that merges artisan technique with symbolic design. Delicate inlays and layered wood textures give it a totem-like elegance, while the curved seat and floating rear structure offer comfort and flexibility.
Cut
The CUT chair by Denys Sokolov is a cozy sculptural seat designed to soothe both body and mind. With its plush upholstery, rounded contours, and seamless transitions between backrest, seat, and legs, it evokes the comforting feel of a warm embrace. Solid yet soft in presence, the chair invites relaxation without demanding attention—perfect for any interior, from lounge areas to children’s rooms.
Locus
The LOCUS chair by Mihaela Șimon is a sculptural piece where form meets motion. Crafted from wood and shaped with fluid, organic lines, it evokes a sense of elegance and kinetic energy. Despite its expressive silhouette, the chair offers solid support and everyday functionality.