Carlotta Outdoor Armchair
Carlotta first appeared in 1967, shaped by Afra and Tobia Scarpa's gift for generous scale and unhurried authority. Where many chairs compete for attention, Carlotta composes itself, its broad seat and composed silhouette suggesting ease without informality.
Cassina's outdoor interpretation begins with a lightweight aluminum frame, finished to withstand prolonged sun and rain while preserving the quiet, considered presence of the original. An optional teak frame offers a warmer material register for those who prefer natural grain against open sky.
The cushions, upholstered in weather-resistant fabric, carry a depth and visual weight that reads as decidedly interior in character. That tension, between domestic comfort and open-air resilience, is exactly the point. Carlotta does not announce itself as an outdoor chair. It simply extends the interior outward, without apology or compromise.
- Reinterpretation of Afra and Tobia Scarpa's 1967 Carlotta design
- Lightweight aluminum frame, finished for outdoor exposure
- Optional natural teak frame
- Cushions in weather-resistant upholstery
- Suited to terraces, patios, and garden settings
Original: $4,804.80
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Carlotta Outdoor Armchair
Carlotta first appeared in 1967, shaped by Afra and Tobia Scarpa's gift for generous scale and unhurried authority. Where many chairs compete for attention, Carlotta composes itself, its broad seat and composed silhouette suggesting ease without informality.
Cassina's outdoor interpretation begins with a lightweight aluminum frame, finished to withstand prolonged sun and rain while preserving the quiet, considered presence of the original. An optional teak frame offers a warmer material register for those who prefer natural grain against open sky.
The cushions, upholstered in weather-resistant fabric, carry a depth and visual weight that reads as decidedly interior in character. That tension, between domestic comfort and open-air resilience, is exactly the point. Carlotta does not announce itself as an outdoor chair. It simply extends the interior outward, without apology or compromise.
- Reinterpretation of Afra and Tobia Scarpa's 1967 Carlotta design
- Lightweight aluminum frame, finished for outdoor exposure
- Optional natural teak frame
- Cushions in weather-resistant upholstery
- Suited to terraces, patios, and garden settings
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Carlotta first appeared in 1967, shaped by Afra and Tobia Scarpa's gift for generous scale and unhurried authority. Where many chairs compete for attention, Carlotta composes itself, its broad seat and composed silhouette suggesting ease without informality.
Cassina's outdoor interpretation begins with a lightweight aluminum frame, finished to withstand prolonged sun and rain while preserving the quiet, considered presence of the original. An optional teak frame offers a warmer material register for those who prefer natural grain against open sky.
The cushions, upholstered in weather-resistant fabric, carry a depth and visual weight that reads as decidedly interior in character. That tension, between domestic comfort and open-air resilience, is exactly the point. Carlotta does not announce itself as an outdoor chair. It simply extends the interior outward, without apology or compromise.
- Reinterpretation of Afra and Tobia Scarpa's 1967 Carlotta design
- Lightweight aluminum frame, finished for outdoor exposure
- Optional natural teak frame
- Cushions in weather-resistant upholstery
- Suited to terraces, patios, and garden settings
