R 61,900.00 incl. VAT
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The Piece
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R 61,900.00 incl. VAT
A modern occasional chair with soft curves, plush comfort, and wooden legs.
• Ideal for contemporary and relaxed interiors
• Perfect for reading corners or lounge spaces
• Pairs beautifully with soft textiles and neutral tones
Specifications
| Colour | Standard Wenge |
|---|---|
| Materials | Wood |
| Inner materials | Ecologic Polyurethane Foam, Mixed Goose Down |
| Structure | Fir Wood, Multilayered Wood |
| Finish | Matt |
| Origin | Italy |
The Details
The Bizza Occasional Chair is a quiet invitation to unwind, softly contoured, generously cushioned, and effortlessly modern. Its silhouette flows in a single, continuous gesture, where the backrest gently curves into the arms, creating a cocoon-like seat that feels both supportive and relaxed.
Upholstered in a smooth, neutral-toned finish, the chair brings a sense of calm into the space. The cushioning is plush without excess, offering comfort that feels considered rather than oversized. Every line is softened, every edge rounded, designed to feel as good as it looks.
Beneath, slender wooden legs add warmth and contrast, grounding the piece while keeping it visually light. Their angled stance introduces a subtle mid-century influence, balancing the chair’s modern softness with a touch of classic structure.
Perfect for a reading corner, bedroom, or lounge setting, the Bizza Occasional Chair blends comfort and simplicity, like a gentle pause in the rhythm of a room.
Pair the Gorini Bizza Occasional Chair with the Gorini Bizza Armchair and Gorini Bizza Footstool from the same collection. Explore more occasional chairs in our Living Room Furniture range, or browse the full Gorini collection. To view this piece, visit one of our showrooms or book a private viewing.
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