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Roly Poly armchair, design Faye Toogood, Driade 2018

Roly Poly armchair, design Faye Toogood, Driade 2018

Low and tiny, this armchair by the British designer Faye Toogood is extremely comfortable with its bowl-shaped seat and its sturdy, thick legs. Made from a single piece of polyethylene, it’s available as well with a padded seat especially made for the outdoors.

 
Seku armchair, M’Afrique collection, design Sebastian Herkner, Moroso 2018

Seku armchair, M’Afrique collection, design Sebastian Herkner, Moroso 2018

It is one of those armchairs on which you can stretch your arms all the way out on the armrests. Made from colourful, hand-woven polyethylene rope, its African name means parrot, reminding us of the mood of the tropics.

 
Bay armchair, design Nipa Doshi and Jonathan Levien, B&B Italia 2018

Bay armchair, design Nipa Doshi and Jonathan Levien, B&B Italia 2018

A seat, wide enough for cushions, and an elongated backrest (available in two different heights), cover us like a protective shell, in our reading corner. The waterproof wicker frame and the cushion covers aren’t afraid of downpours.

 
Cala armchair, design Nipa Doshi and Jonathan Levien, Kettal 2017

Cala armchair, design Nipa Doshi and Jonathan Levien, Kettal 2017

With its woven, elongated backrest in synthetic rope, it appears lightweight as well as majestic. With its vague retro appeal inspired by times gone by, it helps us to feel, for a while at least, far away from everyday frenzy.

 
Laze armchair, design Gordon Guillaumier, Roda 2018

Laze armchair, design Gordon Guillaumier, Roda 2018

With clean lines and an ergonomic silhouette, this armchair supports you with thin polyester straps, allowing you to sink in so as to be more comfortable. It extends with a footstool, similarly to a chaise longue.

 
Ribot armchair, design Marc Sadler, Ethimo 2018

Ribot armchair, design Marc Sadler, Ethimo 2018

Made of teak slats, in the best outdoor furniture tradition, this armchair is perfect if we require more support for our backs, complete with armrests and footstool. Perfect for small spaces, as its footstool slides under the armchair when not in use.

 
Lap 40 armchair, design Garage Italia, Unopiù 2018

Lap 40 armchair, design Garage Italia, Unopiù 2018

Big and large, sturdy and comfortable, environmentally friendly as well thanks to the fact it uses an innovative material made of bamboo fibre, Lap 40 (Lapo Elkan and Unopiù’s 40th anniversary) is luxury comfort, in a limited edition of course.

 
Hugo armchair, design Jamie Durie, Unopiù 2018

Hugo armchair, design Jamie Durie, Unopiù 2018

For the metropolitan terrace, the same lever of design and comfort as in the living room. On a teak top that extends beyond the armrests and acts as a table, large padded cushions ensure top comfort. And if you’d rather read lying down, go for the sofa.

 
Knit armchair, design Patrick Norguet, Ethimo 2018

Knit armchair, design Patrick Norguet, Ethimo 2018

And what about rocking gently? In teak and woven rope, the latest rocking chair part of the Knit collection reproduces for the outdoors the typical fireside seat. And without a doubt, it won’t be hit only with the grandparents...

 
Thinking Man’s Chair armchair, design Jasper Morrison, Cappellini 1988

Thinking Man’s Chair armchair, design Jasper Morrison, Cappellini 1988

It turns thirty and now it’s an undisputed design icon. Designed by Jasper Morrison at the beginning of his career, the famous tubular, metal armchair with two tiny glass trays, is available as an outdoor armchair as well, to "be pensive" when outdoors too.

 

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