Edoardo Lietti Studio - Armchair - Sedia Tonda - Black - Wood

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Edoardo Lietti Studio presents the Sedia Tonda armchair in black birch plywood, a contemporary, flatpack chair from Italy (Florence) dated 2025, 60 cm wide, 60 cm deep, 75 cm high with a 42 cm seating height, weighing 12 kg and delivered with a certificate of authenticity.

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Description from the seller

Sedia Tonda - The Original Since 2011 - Shaped through clear lines composed of squares and circles the minimal form is created where each element proves essential for the joinery. This slotting system gives the freedom of easy disassembly and flexibility.

Type: Armchair
Color: Black
Dimensions: 55x42x75h cm
Weight: 12

Natural black pigments stained on birch plywood.
The chair is a flatpack can be easily assemble and disassemble.

All objects are self manufactured which shapes each of them to be a unique piece of contemporary design.
Designed, crafted and built by Edoardo Lietti.
All rights reserved.

All objects are signed, delivered with a certificate of authenticity.


www.edoardolietti.com

Courtesy picture from Hovey Design, "THE HOT SEAT" Soho, Manhattan, NY.


About the Artist: Born in Florence, Edoardo Lietti is a designer artist and a craftsman.His designs are fueled by the continuous curiosity for the applied arts,this connection between history and contemporary design describes the deep rooted exchange Edoardo translates in his work.




Seller's Story

Humanistic design based in Florence, Italy, translating renaissance values into contemporary objects. All objects are self manufactured which shapes each of them to be a unique piece of contemporary design. Designed, crafted and built by © Edoardo Lietti.

Sedia Tonda - The Original Since 2011 - Shaped through clear lines composed of squares and circles the minimal form is created where each element proves essential for the joinery. This slotting system gives the freedom of easy disassembly and flexibility.

Type: Armchair
Color: Black
Dimensions: 55x42x75h cm
Weight: 12

Natural black pigments stained on birch plywood.
The chair is a flatpack can be easily assemble and disassemble.

All objects are self manufactured which shapes each of them to be a unique piece of contemporary design.
Designed, crafted and built by Edoardo Lietti.
All rights reserved.

All objects are signed, delivered with a certificate of authenticity.


www.edoardolietti.com

Courtesy picture from Hovey Design, "THE HOT SEAT" Soho, Manhattan, NY.


About the Artist: Born in Florence, Edoardo Lietti is a designer artist and a craftsman.His designs are fueled by the continuous curiosity for the applied arts,this connection between history and contemporary design describes the deep rooted exchange Edoardo translates in his work.




Seller's Story

Humanistic design based in Florence, Italy, translating renaissance values into contemporary objects. All objects are self manufactured which shapes each of them to be a unique piece of contemporary design. Designed, crafted and built by © Edoardo Lietti.

Details

Era
After 2000
Specific region of origin
Florence
Country of origin
Italy
Manufacturer/brand
Edoardo Lietti Studio
Model
Sedia Tonda - Black
Material
Wood
Style
Contemporary
Condition
As new - unused
Height
75 cm
Width
60 cm
Depth
60 cm
Estimated period
2025
Seating height
42 cm
ItalyVerified
340
Objects sold
100%
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