Alky armchair in white fabric by Giancarlo Piretti (1970s)

The Alky armchair, designed by Giancarlo Piretti for Anonima Castelli around 1970, is an icon of modular Italian design. Characterized by soft and sculptural lines, this seating combines aesthetics and comfort thanks to padding molded over a system of elastic straps, ensuring stability and lasting comfort. The ivory white bouclé fabric upholstery, recently replaced by professionals, enhances the armchair's elegant shape, making it perfect both as a standalone piece and in modular compositions. The discreet aluminum base completes the refined design. This armchair, produced in the early 1970s, is in excellent condition: the structure and padding are intact, solid, and robust, and the new upholstery is free of defects.