CHELSEA
RODOLFO DORDONI
A classic bergère chair with renovated styling and improved comfort, seemingly straight from a typical London club in Chelsea, the location that the series draws inspiration from. The strong solid wood structure balances the fluid lines of the seat backrests so that they merge inextricably creating ergonomics and elegance. Fabrics and leathers from the Molteni&C collection add particular value to the project, perceived as unique and timeless.
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