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Description
Designer: Enzo Berti
Year of Production: 2006–2018
The Sitar armchair, designed by Enzo Berti, stands out for its light, harmonious form, inspired by the delicacy of a feather and the enveloping sensation of a gentle caress. The design interprets the concept of hospitality through a refined balance of natural materials, craftsmanship and contemporary design. The name Sitar derives from the Persian seh-tar, literally meaning “three strings”, and refers to the traditional Indian classical musical instrument of the same name. This distant cultural reference is translated into a timeless piece, combining heritage, aesthetic research and functionality.
The solid curved ash wood frame interacts with the woven nautical rope seat, creating a visually lightweight design with a strong material identity. Its clean lines and combination of materials give the armchair a distinctive character, making it suitable for a variety of residential and contract interiors.
Features
-Frame: made of solid curved ash wood, finished with an open-pore polish and available in walnut or matte black.
-Seat: features a woven polyester rope design that defines the armchair’s distinctive, lightweight profile.
-Materials and craftsmanship: assembled using polyurethane adhesives and treated with a special coating process designed to ensure durability, including in outdoor environments.
-Versions and finishes: available in a monochrome version, with a walnut-finished frame and rope-coloured weave, or in two-tone combinations: walnut with a rope-and-black weave, and matte black with a grey-and-black weave.
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Access the resources dedicated to the Sitar armchair and download the technical and digital materials free of charge, provided to support your architecture and interior design projects.
-BIM models and textures: download the digital files to integrate the product into your projects developed with Revit.
-Product catalogue: discover Sitar and the other products in the collection.
-Technical documentation: consult the product sheets for detailed information on dimensions, materials, frame and finishes.
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