Flexform Morgan Stool

In Japanese, the word Haiku refers to a special form of short poetry that captivates with its immediacy and apparent simplicity, free from rhetoric and affectation. This concept is reflected in the design philosophy behind the Haiku chair collection: a meticulous process of subtraction aimed at reaching the very essence of design, one that demands masterful craftsmanship and obsessive attention to every construction detail. Leather was the natural choice for this piece—a material full of...

Feel Good is an extensive seating collection that also includes chairs, dining armchairs, and stools. Distinguished by timeless elegance and remarkable versatility, it combines classic design with contemporary forms. The slender stool legs, crafted from aluminum to an exclusive design, are available in a wide range of refined finishes, or in solid wood with various stain options. The gracefully rounded shell is made of molded polyurethane and polyurethane foam, while the soft seat cushions...

The Echoes stool collection emerges from a refined sensibility that embraces multiple sources of inspiration: Scandinavian rigor meets Mediterranean warmth, rustic character intersects with urban flair, and design infused with memory is firmly anchored in the present while looking toward the future. The Echoes stool features a clean-lined metal structure with a seat and backrest handwoven in paper cord or rush—an artisanal process that, though seemingly simple, requires exceptional skill...

This collection includes chairs, dining armchairs, and stools, defined by the innate expressiveness of a noble and versatile material such as leather. Rich in detail and craftsmanship, the Isabel chair stands out for its austere, minimalist lines. Entirely upholstered in leather—including the legs—the chair features a softly padded backrest that curves gently at the sides, ensuring exceptional comfort. In the dining armchair version, the leather-upholstered backrest flows...

Christophe Pillet summed up his design philosophy in a few eloquent words: “I don’t seek exceptionality, but beauty and emotion in the everyday.” This passionate search for the essence of things is fully expressed in the First Steps chair, which in its poetic simplicity recalls the archetype of the chair itself. Its sinuous backrest is crafted from painted metal, while the tightly woven seat and back are entirely hand-made in either paper cord or rush. The same design and...