The Piazza 2 armchair by Colos – part of the collection designed by Jun Yasumoto – is one of the three versions the collection comes in. Unlike Piazza 1, the standard version, it has the added feature of two deliberately understated arms, which serve to further underline the design’s delicate look.

They are sized to ensure the appendage is entirely functional while bowing to the canons of classic design, resulting in seating that both looks and feels comfortable. It lends itself to a host of diverse possible applications: as a dining chair in a restaurant or as seating around a vintage-look meeting room; as an armchair in the bedroom or as waiting room seating.

At first glance, Piazza appears familiar because it has the pleasant features of an old friend.‎ The coffeehouse chair of the 1920’s served as a model for its balanced and friendly form as well as its high seating comfort.‎ In its versatility it however surpasses its wooden ancestors.‎ Manufactured in one single piece of plastic, it resists to wind and weather.‎ It is available in a subtle colour scheme which matches both old and new.‎ All chairs of this family are stackable.‎

While perfectly at home in modern interiors, Piazza 2 also sits easily in more traditional surroundings, even complex settings, and this is another plus making this seating collection so flexible. The structure has been designed for stacking: this means it can be neatly and compactly stacked away when not in use. An excellent solution for premises that require flexibility, adding and removing chairs to meet changing needs.

Available in seven colour options, Piazza seating also comes in an armless version (Piazza 1) and a tall bar stool size (Piazza 3).

Collection: Piazza by Colos
Type: Stackable polypropylene chair with armrests
Manufacture year: 2016
Designer: Jun Yasumoto

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