Pick of The Week: Cattelan Italia Introduces The Tina Modern Chair
Seating sophistication is here and it is accessible through Cattelan Italia. Their Tina modern chair is a beautifully upholstered piece with painted steel structure – available in different colours and finishes. Now available locally from agents, Maldini.
The Tina chair has a painted steel frame and a non-removable upholstery for the seat. Tina is the chair without arms with modern design, the line is sweet and rounded and the four legs are slender. Its coating has a slight pattern that gives softness, taste and delicacy. Tina is a sleek beautiful Cattelan chair – perfect in the dining room or living area.
Cattelan Italia was founded in 1979 from an idea of Mr Giorgio and Mrs. Silvia Cattelan. Today it is an icon in evolution creating functional and beautiful pieces in metal, wood, marble, crystal and a wide selection of leathers and fabric. Award winning designs and famous designers have propelled cattelan italia to the forefront of modern contemporary design.
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