Sitlali

Sitlali draws its inspiration from the archetype of the English chair, the Windsor chair, a chair conceived at the end of the eighteenth century as a country furnishing and which evolved into multiple versions throughout the decades to come, remaining a current object even today, the fruit of centuries of artisanal wisdom marrying the genuineness of materials, a simple and elegant line, and a graceful aesthetic.

The back, designed as a fan of thin overlapping rods, becomes the distinctive character of the project. The same structure and  overlapping rods also design the base of the chair, making up the legs which end in the curve of the rocker, creating a coherent, light constructive unit.

In its composition, Sitiali reveals itself to be an object with a sculptural character at the same time distinguished by a basic design without complex decorative elements, almost evoking the puritan cleanness of the Shakers furnishings of the time. It is a furniture piece that astonishes and invites one to relax, where one can abandon oneself to moments of reflection and carefree peace.