Med Chair

Med is a dining chair by Lodovico Acerbis and Giotto Stoppino that balances curves against crisp, straight lines. Its distinctive leg profile recalls the Flatiron Building in New York, and the repeated cross-pieces between the legs create a strong graphic rhythm.

The back and seat are curved plywood with generous padding, fully upholstered in fabric, which gives the chair a comfortable, assured presence.

The frame comes in solid ash, stained black, bleached or dark walnut, or in solid beech with a matt lacquer in dark green, mustard yellow, brick red or white.

Light and versatile, Med pairs easily with almost any dining table.