Elena Sofia Dining Chair by Black Tie

Dining chair with seat and back in curved beech wood, padding in high-resilience expanded polyurethane. Legs in solid ash, Moka lacquered. Non-removable cover.

Presented at Milan Design Week 2018, this armless accent chair with beech wood frame has an elegant, Classic Silhouette with a tall, wraparound back and...

Simple yet bold, the modern Silhouette of this remarkable armchair features a generous seat and a rounded, open backrest upholstered with fire-resistant, expanded polyurethane with a...

This elegant dining chair is also available as a stool. It is made in beechwood with padding in fire-resistant expanded polyurethane upholstered in fabric with dark accents marking i...

The Aria dining chair is a celebration of graceful design and refined comfort, perfectly suited for both intimate dinners and grand gatherings. Its elegantly curved backrest and slen...

Inspired by 1940s classicism, the tailored chair, is presented with an ebonized finish, is hand-crafted with traditional joinery. Custom sizes and finishes available.

From his Empreinte Collection, a series of pieces centered around a theme of destruction and reconstruction, these chairs are composed of patinated bronze cast from broken and burned wooden planks. Fine, light, and comfortable (feats unto themselves when it comes bronze), these pieces are nevertheless characteristic of the attention Le Mounier pays to the smallest of details. The Brittany-based designer, artist, and furniture maker Jean-Luc Le Mounier has been acquainted with the world of craftsmanship since his childhood, a large part of which was spent in the workshop of his grandfather, a carpenter. “Already when I was very young,” says Le Mounier, “I was passionate about building objects, I made miniature wooden...

From his Empreinte Collection, a series of pieces centered around a theme of destruction and reconstruction, these chairs are composed of patinated bronze cast from broken and burned wooden planks. Fine, light, and comfortable (feats unto themselves when it comes bronze), these pieces are nevertheless characteristic of the attention Le Mounier pays to the smallest of details. The Brittany-based designer, artist, and furniture maker Jean-Luc Le Mounier has been acquainted with the world of craftsmanship since his childhood, a large part of which was spent in the workshop of his grandfather, a carpenter. “Already when I was very young,” says Le Mounier, “I was passionate about building objects, I made miniature wooden...