Stig Chair Baxter

A chair that starts from the bottom

Usually with a chair you look at the seat and the back. Stig reverses the order: the element that makes it unique and instantly recognisable is the base, which becomes sculpture. Roberto Lazzeroni designs a solid, thick sled in wengé-stained ash that, rising up, supports the seat and back, and takes its inspiration from the irony of the furniture designed by Jean Royère. The result is a small work of fine cabinetmaking, statuesque and a little playful.

The two leather-covered cushions rest with airy lightness on the structure and invite you to try the unusual comfort of a piece that behaves more like a sculpture than a chair. The leather is soft, or shearling, with a decorative profile in the same leather tone, and the metal details are chosen between a satin brass-toned and a hand-brushed burnished finish.

The details that make the difference

● Designed by Roberto Lazzeroni for Baxter, inspired by the irony of Jean Royère

● Sled base in wengé-stained ash

● Seat and back structure in birch plywood and polimex, differentiated-density padding

● Two cushions in soft leather or shearling, with a decorative profile in the same tone

● Metal details in satin brass-toned or hand-brushed burnished finish

● Chair 51x60xH80 cm

Where it finds its place

Around a dining table that wants a touch of irony, in a living room where an extra seat needs sculptural presence, or in a hospitality setting looking for a recognisable piece.

Consulting & customisation

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Discover Stig and the entire Baxter collection, already available at Mobilificio Marchese.