The Parma is not designed to blend in. It is designed to be noticed, and then never forgotten.
Rooted in the geometric precision of Art Deco and refined through a contemporary brutalist sensibility, the Parma dining chair is a functional sculpture that commands any room with quiet authority. Its angular frame, finished in hand-applied obsidian piano-lacquer, achieves a depth of surface that shifts between near-black and deep mirror depending on the light, grounded and luminous at once.
At each structural joint and sabot, hand-polished bronze accents punctuate the severity of the silhouette with warmth. These are not decorative afterthoughts — they are load-bearing details, engineered to refract ambient light and create a dialogue between weight and reflection that changes across the hours of the day.
Within the frame, the upholstery is tailored to exhibition standard, maintaining its crisp, precise lines while concealing a high-density cushioning system that makes the Parma as deeply comfortable as it is visually arresting. Designed for long evenings, unhurried conversation, and rooms that deserve more than ordinary seating.