Pagrù Lounge Chairs by C. Vagnoni for 1P, 1968, Set of 4

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Born in the midst of the creative fervor of 1968, the "Pagrù" armchairs represent an extraordinary testament to radical Italian … Read more Born in the midst of the creative fervor of 1968, the "Pagrù" armchairs represent an extraordinary testament to radical Italian design. Designed by architect Claudio Vagnoni and produced by the renowned 1P manufacturing company, these seats embody the rejection of rigid traditional geometries in favor of formal freedom and absolute, almost anatomical comfort.

Their name, which ironically evokes the figure of the hermit crab and its ability to inhabit space symbiotically, is perfectly reflected in the structure. The lines are soft, enveloping, and generous, characterized by a modular "block" silhouette that seems to invite total relaxation. The aesthetic is defined by the expert craftsmanship of the padding, where the deep quilting and the characteristic gathers of the fabric at the base create a dynamic play of light and shadow, emphasizing the material texture of the upholstery.

The structure is fully padded, devoid of sharp edges, designed for informal and cutting-edge ergonomics.

Perfect both side by side to form a modular four-seater sofa or arranged in pairs (like in a modern industrial loft), the "Pagrù" chairs are not simple furnishing elements, but functional sculptures. A piece of vintage design history that retains its revolutionary energy and innate pop elegance intact, even after decades.

They measure 73 cm high, 75 cm wide, 105 cm deep, and 40 cm from the seat. This piece has an attribution mark,
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