Secca Chair 1512

The Secca Chair 1512 features a metal tubular frame defining an essential and durable structure. The seat and backrest are made with reclaimed sheet metal applications, giving each piece uniqueness and enhancing the project's industrial aesthetic. The design is inspired by formica chairs from the 1950s, reinterpreting their proportions and language in a contemporary key. The combination of metal and sheet metal creates a material contrast that evokes environments with a vintage taste, urban lofts, or contract spaces with a strong character. The glossy anti-oxidant transparent finish protects the metal surfaces, keeping the original texture of the material visible and ensuring durability over time. This metal chair interprets the concept of industrial design through the recovery and enhancement of the material, transforming a functional object into a distinctive furnishing element. Vibrazioni Art Design creates furniture in metal and reclaimed materials with a strong aesthetic identity. The company combines craftsmanship, vintage inspiration, and material research for residential and contract projects.