There are chairs that feel as though they’ve always known what they were meant to be. Oz is one of them: it comes from a clear, recognizable, and intentionally classic form that fits naturally into many different settings.
It starts from a simple, archetypal idea and reinterprets the essence of a chair in a way that is clean, structured, and contemporary.
Oz explores the chair as a universal object, turning it into a modern piece defined by precise design, quality materials, and a strong focus on comfort. It works just as well in social spaces like restaurants or lounges as it does in waiting areas, where it helps create a calmer, more relaxed atmosphere as time changes pace.
The chair features a painted metal frame with a simple, well defined geometry. Its gently tapered tubes make the structure feel lighter and more refined, giving it an elegant yet balanced presence. The result is a design that captures the classic idea of a chair, updated with a modern, cohesive style.
Inside this frame sits a soft, padded seat and backrest, adding a more comfortable and inviting feel. The upholstery flows continuously and wraps around the lower part of the seat, enhancing the sense of comfort. The contrast between the solid frame and the soft covering creates a pleasing balance: the structure is clear and defined, while the fabric softens it both visually and to the touch.
The upholstery is fully removable, meeting both functional and durability needs, allowing for easy management of the product over time: maintenance, replacement, and customization become an integral part of the design. Available with or without armrests, OZ thus presents itself as a composition of essential elements: structure, volume, and envelope, where geometry, elegance, and lightness coexist within a single archetypal gesture.