Contemporary Lounge Seating: Form. Function. Considered Craft.

Low, grounded, and organically shaped. The Piccola Barolo sits closer to the floor than most lounge chairs, giving it a visual weight that reads as permanence rather than furniture. Soft curves, architectural calm. Shown here in cognac leather, it works equally in fabric across Ficari's full upholstery range. Pair two against glazing and the room does the rest.

Named for the Roman goddess of spring, the Fiora's curves feel grown rather than constructed. Gentle, sculpted, and grounded by a 360-degree swivel base. In open-plan residential projects, the swivel resolves the recurring problem of a chair that must face a view, a fireplace, and a conversation partner without being moved. Shown in midnight velvet. Available across all fabric and leather upholstery options.

Inspired by the architectural design of Tuscan columns, the Tosca is a fully upholstered three-legged lounge chair that carries the weight of traditional design in a modern form. Sharp contours, precise stitching, and open and closed volumes that read differently from every angle. A statement piece that holds its ground in a living room as readily as a study or library. Versatile enough for a variety of spaces, considered enough to define one.