Molly Chair Porada

Molly Chair by MENEGHELLO PAOLELLI

This creative synergy has allowed the company to open the door to new design concepts, while Meneghello Paolelli's designers have shown a strong predisposition to open a new dialogue to fully understand Porada's philosophy, values and mastery of woodworking. The structure of the Molly chair has been produced in an unconventional way: the front legs are connected to the rear ones by a wooden 'belt', which also acts as a light armrest and gives strength to the structure, while giving it a strong aesthetic character.

Molly has an elegant, enveloping shape that emphasises the craftsmanship of the woodwork, used for both the seat and the backrest, which are made of solid Canaletta walnut.

The upholstered elements, deliberately separated, are suspended in the frame ring to create a strong contrast with the wooden structure and enhance its sinuous shapes. These upholstered elements are available in the fabrics of the collection and do not have removable covers.