The ‘1919’ armchair is named after the year in which it was designed. Although allegedly designed for a specific person, Filiberto Ludovico of Savoy, Duke of Pistoia, it was to become one of the first great public successes. A re-interpretation of the classic Bergere model, the ‘1919’ adds to its forefathers, with the strength of its characteristics capitonne working used on the backrest. A complementary little arm comes as an optional accessory designed to hold the Dukes ashtray, as he was a famous cigar smoker.

The zest for perfection can be seen in the capitonne effect workmanship and in the series of tacks that give a finishing touch. The vegetable horsehair of the padding in the backrest and armrests is hand-modelled.

Lyra made its debut in Poltrona Fraus catalogue of 1934, as a variant of Lira, an earlier model (from 1916) that had a velvet cushion. The 1934 replica still sported a rounded seat back and finishing, which were the formal traits of Victorian living room furniture, combined with the other comfort-making features of these armchairs: deep seat, comfortable arms and a plush cushion.

A great classic in a re-edition of the no.904 model from 1930. With ample springiness, this simple yet contemporary design will transform your living room and give you that extra edge.

This stylish chair combines comfort and original modern look, with a pop of personality of its own.