ECH13 echoes the construction lines of the Catilina P4 chair, designed by Luigi Caccia Dominioni in 1957, reinterpreting them in dialogue with the curved geometries of the T13 table collection.

A simple design inspired by one of the most classic, timeless seats, the Thonet.

The versatility of the 1927 project of Charlotte Perriand for his Parisian apartment in Place Saint-Sulpice inspires this family of chairs with adjustable back.

The large seat recalls the more classical seats in terms of dimensions and geometries.

On the small sized base, the spokes, with 16 mm profiles, bend and connect with a cross element, creating a single welded body.

The design of the collection is defined by four tapered spokes that converge in the central revolving connector.

The revolving version of ECH4 has the same structure with small cross-section steel profiles, in which the four spokes converge in the revolving connector.

The light design is the result of the steel profiles with reduced cross-section that form the frame: 6/12 mm for the four spokes braced by tie-rods that stiffen the structure.

Characterized by a large and comfortable oval seat and backrest adjustment mechanism, the collection represents the synthesis between geometric rigour and the search for maximum comfort.

The steel blade recalling the contour of the keel of Viking ships is the backbone of all the chairs belonging to this collection.

Steel and wood are shaped to emphasise their structural and aesthetic characteristics. The individual, three-dimensional geometries of the wood and steel permeate in single surface.