‘Suspiral’ Chairs by Luigi Serafini for Sawaya & Moroni wiesner hager Features a small storage compartment

Features a small storage compartment that can be open or covered

The dynamic silhouette of the 'Radiofreccia' reflects Rinaldi's innovative approach to modern seating

fully functional and usable - but shows visible signs of age and use - fading and darkenings

giving the pieces a structured geometric profile

while spherical black feet lift the low-profile form slightly from the floor

‘Suspiral’ Chairs by Luigi Serafini for Sawaya & Moroni wiesner hager Features a small storage compartmentA sculptural design by Italian artist and architect Luigi Serafini, the 'Suspiral' chair moves away from traditional form. Designed in 1984 for the avant garde studio Sawaya & Moroni, it explores the relationship between metal and glass in an unconventional yet balanced way. The backrest unfolds in a spiral, like a line traced in space, while the seat a molded sheet of thick, clear glass sits within the frame. Twisted front legs introduce a subtle