A pair of “Okay” chairs designed by Adriano Piazzesi, circa 1970.
Defined by a striking contrast between soft, voluminous leather and a precise tubular steel frame, these chairs embody a sculptural and architectural approach to seating. The exposed chrome structure wraps around the form, acting as both support and visual outline.
Rather than conventional lounge chairs, the “Okay” model reads as a statement object — where material tension and silhouette take precedence over traditional function.
