MISIRUI Tape Armchair #M3048-1 Signed by the eclectic Japanese studio Nendo, directed by Oki Sato, Tape is a collection of seats with a strong personality, characterised by the light silhouette, and consists of a comprehensive range of models: armchair with and without armrests, lounge armchair, bergère, two and three seater sofa and ottoman.

The leisure armchair features a sleek design with clean lines and a comfortable cushioned seat. Its oversized dimensions make it perfect for lounging or working in style. The modern fabric adds a touch of sophistication to any office or leisure space. Whether used for relaxing breaks or long work hours, this armchair offers both comfort and style.

Mad Chair is the Poliform seating collection that has become a cult of the Italian brand. Sinuous and elegant lines trace this armchair available in leather or fabric, with wood or swivel base in metal.

MISIRUI Shelley Lounge Chair #M3175 Distinguished by its elegant formal cubist shape, Shelley sports a linear geometry, enhanced by the presence of saddle hide and its accurate processing technique. The compact design concept by GamFratesi, which plays on the harmonious contrasts between a structured external shell and a soft, inviting interior, enhanced by the texture of saddle hide and the fabrics used, has been flawlessly brought to life thanks to the design know-how and sophisticated tailoring techniques that have always been the distinguishing features of Minotti.

MISIRUI Angie Lounge Chair #M3117 The GamFratesi studio, signing the design, worked on the idea of contrast, emphasising it and juxtaposing the stiff frame of the saddle hide or leather element with the softness of the upholstered part, which can also be seen on the back, so setting the scene for interesting colour combinations of saddle hide and fabric.
The legs are in Pewter-coloured die-cast aluminium and a unique bow-shaped frame connects the feet at the rear, emphasising the curve of the saddle hide or leather body.

MISIRUI 1919 Armchair #M3151 Each "1919" armchair is numbered. The supporting structure is made from solid seasoned beech. The seat, backrest and armrest spring system consists of hand-tied steel biconical springs attached to jute belts.

MISIRUI Fynn Lounge Chair #M3098-1 The signature element of the Fynn seats is the armrest, elongated and slightly curved, rounded and smooth to the touch, 100% handmade.

Its precise, well-defined line identifies the whole family of seats, in the two Fynn and Fynn Saddle-Hide versions. Covered with the exclusive fabrics and saddle-hides in the collection, it fully expresses the high level of the elegant sartorial process. The family comprises armchairs, lounge and dining little armchairs.

MISIRUI Fynn Lounge Chair #M3098 The signature element of the Fynn seats is the armrest, elongated and slightly curved, rounded and smooth to the touch, 100% handmade.

Its precise, well-defined line identifies the whole family of seats, in the two Fynn and Fynn Saddle-Hide versions. Covered with the exclusive fabrics and saddle-hides in the collection, it fully expresses the high level of the elegant sartorial process. The family comprises armchairs, lounge and dining little armchairs.

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 Etienne Bergère Armchair #M3158 Blending art and design, the Etienne Bergère armchair combines the sculptural features typical of Roberto Lazzeroni with elegant contours reduced to their essence, creating a sense of lightness thanks to the swivel metal base detail.

MISIRUI Martha Armchair #M3155 The Martha armchair was created from the project of the famous designer Roberto Lazzeroni, in collaboration with Poltrona Frau. Its soft lines and the choice of contrasting materials give the seat a light and modern elegance.

MISIRUI Platner Armchair #M3139 First introduced in 1966 by Warren Platner, this design immortalises the gentle and graceful shapes of mid-century decor.

Created by welding curved steel rods to circular and semi-circular frames that serve as structure and ornament, this piece will imbue your living space with an air of refinement.