Marco Zanuso for Zanotta Brown Leather Maggiolina Lounge Chair & Footstool Segis Alphabet

Marco Zanuso for Zanotta Brown Leather Maggiolina Lounge Chair & Footstool Segis AlphabetOriginally designed by Marco Zanuso in 1947 for a competition sponsored by the Museum of Modern Art in New York, the Maggiolina lounge chair has become a symbol of early mid century Italian design. Manufactured by Zanotta since 1972, this iconic piece showcases timeless elegance, comfort, and craftsmanship. Awarded the gold medal at the Milan Triennale in 1948, the chair features a slim, polished tubular steel frame and a sophisticated black leather

Depth: 430 mm

it offers a bold visual element while supporting practical plant growth

supporting plush brown leather cushions

It's designed to easily accommodate individual work or group collaboration for up to eight people

stackable chair crafted with minimalist Italian design in mind

Upholstered in a dark navy woven fabric and supported by a polished metal frame

this low stool features a striking red upholstered seat paired with a minimalist sled base in polished steel

Depth: 790 mm

Designed to be both playful and purposeful

designed by Michele De Lucchi and Giancarlo Fassina for Artemide

Featuring a white 800mm round top and an iconic elliptical powder-coated steel base

is a celebrated piece of Italian industrial design