The Ceccotti Collezioni Stellage 52 chair is part of the furniture designed in 1952 by the Gabetti&Isola and Raineri studio for the design and fitting out of the new Stock Exchange building in Turin. The design reflects the neo-liberty style characteristic of the Piedmontese capital and of which the studio was to be the spokesman in Italy.
The solid American walnut frame, available in different finishes, presents a detailed design made of sinuous lines that intersect each other. The organic profile of the chair is decorated with visible metal elements that support the seat and backrest, which are made of padded poplar plywood. An elaborate design compared to today's chairs, in which the pointed, slightly curved backrest welcomes the user. Stellage 52 is also offered as an armchair with two armrests welded into the slim, biomorphic-looking frame, giving it identity and character.
The Ceccotti Collezioni Stellage 52 chair without armrests furnishes your dining room with old-world elegance, making it rich in detail. While the armchair model becomes the star of the room, a historical and refined design that elevates the style of the furniture. It is distinguished by its unique and recognisable style, the result of intimate and personal research to tell the story of a building to the point of furnishing your living room. A winning chair that has become a design icon, so much so that it has been included in important collections, such as the permanent collection of the Moma in New York.
