Palù by Pianca

Pianca Tea is a chair with light lines and balanced proportions. Its slender, continuous structure creates a discreet but recognizable presence that can fit into a variety of settings. The uprights are coated aluminum, and the steam-bent solid wood backrest adds a soft, enveloping shape that follows the body. The removable seat adds a practical element while keeping the overall look clean and consistent. The chair combines formal essentiality with construction care, and it brings together...

Pianca Peonia is expanding with new modules for more arrangement options. The collection includes a linear sofa, chaise longue, and armchair, along with a pouf, an angled pouf, and central, corner, and end modules. Its basic style concept stays the same, with a sculptural, snug design and a petal structure that recalls the peony flower. Peonia collection design is by Cristina Celestino, winner of the Best Of Year Award 2023.

Pianca Platea is a modern interpretation of the traditional bergère. Emilio Nanni balanced the backrest with greater height and width while keeping its thickness moderate, creating a formal look through straight and curved lines. The wide seat uses padding with different comfort zones for support. The upholstery cover has blanket stitching and is available in the leathers and fabrics of the Pianca collection, including manmade leathers. The base uses a tubular structure that follows the...

Pianca Regina is an upholstered armchair with oversize volumes for the living room or bedroom. It has an organic design with generous, curvy shapes and discreet feet that echo the seat. Special polyurethane padding provides softness, and the overall form is meant to feel warm, reassuring, and textural.

Pianca Levante Lounge revisits the distinctive features of the Levante collection in a compact armchair. Soft, enveloping forms create a continuous silhouette, and the bolster backrest serves as both a functional and defining element that supports the body. The seat has a full, generous volume, balanced by a metal frame that supports and wraps around the structure. The contrast between the upholstered surfaces and the exposed frame gives the armchair a clear visual identity. Pianca says...