MISIRUI Lepel Armchair #M2131 Lepel is a collection of chairs and armchairs designed by Luca Nichetto for Casamania. Lepel, in Afrikaans means spoon. From the spoon, Lepel takes the concept of collecting and accommodating in a rigid structure, contents that are usually soft.

In fact, from the form of the backrest you can guess the wrapping function that covers the seat, which, thanks to the light padding, it is the softest part. The idea stems from the desire to create a design product which is also comfortable and of very high quality, acting on the production aspects in order to optimize production costs and packaging and transport spaces.

MISIRUI Grace Armchair #M2010 Grace Dining Chair by Emmanuel Gallina is a declaration of style. Always in keeping with current trends in living.
The Grace chair is a true contemporary classic, featuring a slender solid wood frame, with or without armrests, and a soft, inviting seat.

MISIRUI Daiki Armchair #M3110 Designed by Marcio Kogan / Studio MK27, Daiki is a family of seats inspired by the Brazilian architect's passion for Japan and its culture. The range includes comfortable bergères, fixed and swivel armchairs, with or without armrests, and a fixed footstool.

MISIRUI Agea Chair #M2318 The Agea chair, one of the exquisite examples of upholstered modern dining chairs, is characterised by its striking legs which seem rooted to the ground, as if to leave their mark in the space where they are placed.

MISIRUI 46 Armchair #M2237 The 46 Chair | Finn Juhl | 1947
A year after designing the 46 Armchair for Bovirke in 1946, Finn Juhl created a slightly more minimalist version without armrests, now simply known as the 46 Chair. Like its sibling, the 46 Chair offers excellent comfort to the seated person, features intricate details, and represents the very best of Danish Modern furniture design. The chair is upholstered by hand in Denmark in leather or textile. The frame is available in ash.

MISIRUI 46 Armchair #M2236 THE 46 ARMCHAIR | FINN JUHL | 1946
The lightness of the 46 Armchair is emphasized by the distinct separation between the supporting and supported elements. Originally designed in 1946 for the Copenhagen Cabinetmakers' Guild Exhibition for master cabinetmaker Niels Vodder, the chair was refined by Finn Juhl between 1947 and 1949 into a simpler, more streamlined version for the furniture manufacturer Bovirke. This refined version is the one in our collection today. The 46 Armchair consists of a solid wooden frame in ash, combined with a seat and backrest upholstered in textile or leather.

MISIRUI Fil Noir Armchair #M2103 The line or tube actually forms the main body and material of the chair, outlining its shape while also supporting and enveloping it. The line expresses the core decision made when choosing materials. The metal tubes are coated in matte black. An absolutely minimalist choice.

The exploration of how to harmoniously integrate form and function led to the creation of a backrest with an enveloping shape and a comfortable seat, both featuring a metal structure wrapped in polyurethane foam. The internal cushion uses flexible thermoformed material and a polyurethane foam structure, adding comfort to the backrest. These meticulously crafted construction details confirm the company's long-standing expertise in tailoring techniques and reinforce the perception of products known for their high level of craftsmanship.

MISIRUI Corinne Chair #M2269 Corinne is a chair with structure in wenge-stained ash.‎
Seat and back frame in curved birch and poplar plywood.‎

MISIRUI 0414 Armchair #M2176 Armchair with structure in solid curved ash dyed black pore open. Also available in natural ash, tobacco dyed, open pore white dyed or open pore smoke grey dyed. Seat and back with internal structure in wood and derivatives with padding in non-deformable polyurethane foam with different densities.

Fabric or leather upholstery in the colours of the sample book. Not removable. For the realization of elements with leather lining additional seams are necessary compared to the elements with fabric lining.

MISIRUI Velis Chair #M2147 The Velis collection explores and resolves the relation between solid wood and upholstery in the best way, defining a perfect integration between parts, where one supports the other in a reciprocal balance.

With its comfortable and welcoming shapes, the Velis range of dining chairs, occasional chairs and stools are characterised by a curved backrest and the airy lateral openings that lighten the design.

MISIRUI  Zuleika Chair #M2129 The Zuleika armrest chair, conceived by studio Archirivolto, shows a traditional aesthetic, even though it has an incisive elegance.

The stitchings on the profile match the integral leather covering, enhancing the elaborate structure of this elegant modern chair. The back legs that stick out of the backrest give a taller and lighter look to the whole seat.

MISIRUI Hola Chair #M2059 Elegant and functional.
Conceived to offer comfort to the max, both in domestic environments and for contract use, Hola's delightful curves, crafted from one single mould, conjure a harmonious interplay between the seat, back and legs, where the inner steel core of the chair marries the expanded polyurethane padded upholstery to perfection.