Doge

The name of the armchair family is inspired by the figure of the Doge, the head of government during the Republic of Venice. Indeed, the presence of two flaps starting from the armrest and wrapping around the seat resembles a Doge's headdress, giving the chair distinctive features and authoritative shapes. The appeal to the aesthetics of the 1970s, as well as the obvious modernity of the concept and materials, place the Doge armchair in a world where elegance and simplicity of design reign. The Doge chair is available in three models. The armchair with a padded base makes the configuration compact and balanced in its proportions, creating a sense of comfort at a glance. The other two options are light and elevated: one is more modernistic, with a central base on four legs and a swivel mechanism, and the other has solid wood legs. All three options immediately convey self-confidence, demonstrating how they position themselves in residential and hotel settings.