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Best of Bespoke
Poltrona Frau
From the Chester and Vanity Fair, designed by founder Renzo Frau, to Dezza
by Gio Ponti and Titanio, a project by Pierluigi Cerri and winner of our first
Compasso d’Oro award, to the more recent successes such as the collections
by Jean-Marie Massaud and Roberto Lazzeroni.
Throughout the years, our Custom Interiors business unit has designed and
produced some of the most remarkable seating solutions for many important
venues such as the parliamentary chamber of the European Parliament in
Strasbourg, the Arab
League in Cairo, the Elbphilharmonie in Hamburg, the Walt Disney Concert
Hall in Los Angeles and numerous theatres, auditoriums, concert halls
all over the world.
Each project is a world of its own, where custom-made seats, stand along with
catalogue designs, specifically created for seating audiences like the famous
Kube by EOOS, or The Big Chair by Franco Perrotti or the Museum Chair by
Poltrona Frau Style & Design Centre, just to mention a few of the numerous
models available.
We also provide partial customization of our catalogue products, to guarantee
the best result of each project. Our large colour palette, selection of
upholstery fabrics, types of wood and metal structures transform the vision of
the world’s most influential architects into reality while strictly complying with
the safety and technological requirements that every seating project must
respect.
We like to think of Poltrona Frau Custom Interiors as a standard bearer in
the world of high-quality seating, where design, innovation, expertise and
elegance join together creating a one-and-only experience that will last
forever.
Poltrona Frau,
seating the world
comfortably
since 1912
Poltrona Frau is synonymous with the word
seating. For over 100 years we have been
associated with the history and culture of
premium quality seats. We have cooperated
with some of the most famous and prized
designers and architects in the world,
creating products that can be considered
real icons in the history of design.
