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Reinterpreting the traditional bergère with contemporary sensitivity, the P22 pays homage to history while expressing the artisanship of Cassina carpentry. A designer armchair whose timeless aesthetic reflects the author's idea of honoring classic traditions, while incorporating modern influences. The typical Cassina structure, defined by a metal core, confers a supporting role to the cushions thus creating an enveloping and extremely comfortable impression, further accentuated in the armchair with footstool version.

Conceived to satisfy every need for domestic comfort, Exord is the first project by American designer Jeffrey Bernett for Cassina. A high-backed swivel armchair characterized by an ergonomic and informal design, whose shape is meant to support the body, especially in the lumbar area and around the head. The armchair is accompanied by a matching footstool, also with four spokes, and with the same upholstery combinations. An optional lumbar cushion is also available to ensure greater support.

Designed by Gerrit Rietveld in 1935 for the Metz & Co department store in Amsterdam, the Utrecht armchair is an authentic icon of the Neoplastic movement. This timeless designer piece enhances the values of comfort and relaxation, implementing a bold intuition of the Dutch architect. Synthesizing experimentation and elegance, the armchair favors an enveloping seating experience, treating the elements of the structure as separate units. Today, Utrecht is the star of the world's leading executive offices and most legendary lounge areas.

Unveiling a bold interplay of proportions, the comfortable armchair designed by Patricia Urquiola shares the same distinctive aesthetic as the Back-Wing chair introduced in 2018. The seat frame is available in various colors, made of solid wood which enhances Cassina's woodworking skills. Its backrest fully adheres to the principles of ergonomics and versatility, circling the body with elegance. On the other hand, the delicate folds on the sides, just like small wings act as armrests and make the seat even more comfortable and spacious.

Designed for Le Corbusier’s Capitol Complex building in Chandigarh, this design armchair is a work of fine carpentry reissued by Cassina as a tribute to Pierre Jeanneret. The seat features a soft padding that surrounds the armrest, the generous seat and backrest cushions convey an idea of instant comfort, in the name of elegance and simplicity.