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Patta

Patta is a wooden chair with and without armrests. All models are stackable with each other. A chair that is physically and visually light yet wide and welcoming. The theme of comfort is central even without the upholstery. The design is created around the evolution of one element, the leg. The circular leg changes section as it rises until it flattens at the top end. It tapers, slims, and rotates to accommodate the backrest and armrests. Enriching the construction is a detail hidden beneath the seat: a cross that twists to meet the 4 legs at perfect perpendicularity.

Photo
Miro Zagnoli (natural ash still life)
Omar Sartor

Cantarutti
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