A fishing net cast into the sea by skilled and practiced hands—this is the image called forth by the Chioggia armchair, named in tribute to the lively town on the Venetian lagoon’s southern shore.

Crafted from solid wood, Chioggia is a barrel-shaped armchair with both Constructivist and Dadaist influences. Its framework of struts, crossbeams, and interwoven supports creates an arresting interplay of tension and balance, forming an architecture that is both powerful both physically and visually. The generously proportioned oak elements add a singular, sculptural character.