699 Superleggera Chair finish:Natural sections of ash wood finished

sections of ash wood finished with white oil (allowing its pale colour to be maintained) provide a casing for the storage unit whilst walnut wood is used on its top

The design and was revived by Cassina in 1988

high back armchair and asymmetric armchair and has been in continuous production around the world since its introduction in 1952

48 Chair by Finn Juhl for House of Finn Juhl

The seat and back cushions are in polyurethane foam and covered with non-removable fabric

699 Superleggera Chair finish:Natural sections of ash wood finished699 Superleggera Chair by Gio Ponti for Cassina. The design of the Superleggera (the Italian term for super lightweight) chair was inspired by the traditional vernacular chairs produced in the Ligurian town of Chiavari. Ponti took this traditional form and, working in close collaboration with Cassina's master craftsmen, honed it to its bare essentials. His first iteration for Cassina, the Leggera chair of 1951, was subsequently subjected to a further