A family of reclinable swivel armchairs, an office version of the iconic Cab chair by Mario Bellini that maintains the distinctive structure in self-supporting saddle-hide.
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2022
After joining the Cassina Pro Collection as part of the furnishings for the most prestigious hotels and luxury restaurants, executive board rooms and congress centres, the Cab chair – the first chair in the world to feature a self-supporting saddle-hide structure – is now available in three styles designed specifically for the office: swivel, reclinable and with armrests, to ensure comfort and support. The Cab Office President version, with high backrest and headrest cushion, and two versions with low backrest, Conference and Conference Maxi (with a more ample seat) maintain the same distinctive details as the original 1977 design, starting with the saddle-hide, meticulously crafted and fit like a glove to the frame. Available in a selection of vivid colours – black, Bulgarian red, natural, taupe and brown – in a saddle-hide offered exclusively for the Cassina Pro Collection, the armchairs have a 5-spoke cast-aluminium base with polished brushed finish or painted black, to match the casters. They are equipped with a lever that allows the backrest and seat to recline slightly, as well as seat-height adjustment, to ensure a greater level of comfort.
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Mario Bellini is an architect and designer internationally renowned. He received the Golden Compass Award eight times and 25 of his works are in the permanent design collection of the New York MoMA, which dedicated to him a personal retrospective in 1987. He was editor of Domus magazine (1985-1991).
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