133 Ico Cassina

The 133 Ico chair, created by designer Ora ïto for Cassina, is a prominent homage to the 814 chair, created by architect Ico Parisi in 1950.

The chair's iconic and fundamental design is made manifest in all of its versatility, which is the result of a perfect fit between the elements that make up the seating and the structure. The latter is constructed entirely out of curved ash wood, which serves as a support for a seat that is cushioned with adaptable polyurethane foam.

The authenticity of this furniture is emphasized by the careful upholstery work, which complements the carpentry and provides the appropriate ergonomics for maximum comfort and well-being.

The chair's profile is distinctly defined by the joints, which are made entirely of wood.