Structure & Frame :

The Hiru dining chair is crafted with a structure in solid ash wood. Designed by Mario Ferrarini, it is characterized by helical legs and non-planar surfaces, showcasing the company's skillful ability to work wood as a living material.

Top & Materials :

This model features a seat and backrest padded with fire-retardant polyurethane foam. The design establishes a reciprocal relationship where the wood acts as the primary structure upon which the upholstery is developed.

Shelves & Storage :

As a dedicated seating piece, it emphasizes high-value woodworking and ergonomic design. The upholstery is visible from every angle of the seat, highlighting the intersection between the natural wood frame and the soft textile elements.

Design & Aesthetic :

The Hiru chair embodies a contemporary architectural aesthetic. Its helical legs provide a dynamic sense of movement and structural refinement, making it a sophisticated addition to any modern interior project.

Functionality & Placement :

This standard dining chair is ideal for indoor residential dining rooms. Its armless profile allows for easy placement around various table types, providing a high level of comfort without occupying excessive lateral space.

Finishes & Customization :

The frame is available in the collection's full range of ash stains, including Beige, Biscuit, Moka, Dark Grey, Wengé, Carbon, and Walnut. Upholstery can be selected from the wide variety of fabrics, leathers, or faux leathers in the Potocco catalog.

Dimensions & Configuration :

Model 947 measures 51.5 cm in width and 56 cm in depth, with a total height of 82 cm. It is part of a larger family that includes the armchair and stools, allowing for a coordinated aesthetic throughout a space.