Simple lines and a meticulously studied alternation of full and empty spaces in a real challenge to the idea of balance: this is the starting point of the Avant-Garde armchair designed by Fabrice Berrux. The backrest and seat are two separate pieces made up of single curved lines which are connected to each other by a metal tube. The space between the elements not only lightens the visual perception, but creates an effect of suspension in a subtle interplay of balances. The separation between the seat and backrest is not only an exercise in technical mastery and aesthetic research, but a functional element that gives the frame a delicate flexibility.

The two parts adapt naturally to the shape of the body, ensuring optimal comfort and a balanced seating experience. Thanks to its unmistakable style, Avant-Garde stands out as an authentic eye-catcher in spaces intended for a wide range of uses: as such, especially when combined with the pouf, it is perfect for both giving character to a living area with an unconventional spirit, as well as fitting naturally into an elegant waiting room or a hotel lounge.