A game of lines and diagonals
The characteristic form of DIAGO is remembered for a long time. The multiplicity of planes and surfaces that make it up constantly flirts with the viewer, creating a variety of chiaroscuro, reflections and glitters.
Origami
Classic DIAGO focuses on minimalism and precision. Each edge is made with watchmaker precision. Just like in the art of origami, where we can get a sophisticated, three-dimensional form through a few bends. Due to this reference, the DIAGO chair can be found in the Manggha Museum of Japanese Art and Technology in Krakow. Look for it in the museum’s Bistro, which serves Japanese cuisine to visitors.
Comfort
Ergonomics is a priority for us. Each angle and support plane of the chair has been examined and diagnosed by us. The seat is flexible, thanks to the appropriately selected thickness of the material. Thanks to this, it fits humbly to the silhouette and movements of a person. The weight of the chair is as low as possible, so moving it or lifting it is not a problem. You can bathe in it. These details make DIAGO simply likeable.