The Badajoz dining chair is a piece that combines with expertise two qualities that are rarely found together in the accessible price dining furniture: the warmth of a truly enveloping design and the sophistication of a completely coherent chromatic finish from above Below. From the seams of the seat to the tip of the legs, the Badajoz has been designed as a whole, not as a sum of parts, and that is noted as soon as it is observed in its entirety. The most striking and differentiating element of the Badajoz are the vertical decorative seams that run through the edge edge seat. These sewing lines, arranged in parallel and with a uniform separation, are not a simple ornament: create a visual texture that enriches the upholstery, add a craft point to an industrial manufacturing product and, above all, introduce a set of lights and shadows on the surface of the seat that changes according to the angle from which the chair looks. In the hours when the light goes laterally to the dining room, these seams are marked with special elegance, giving the Badajoz a visual presence much higher than that of completely smooth upholstery. The backup of the Badajoz has a surround shape with lateral ears - trusher extensions on the upper sides that gently embrace the shoulders and the upper part of the back. This design resource, own chairs of higher price and tapicera tradition, converts the backup into something more than a simple support: it transforms it into a small hug, on a surface that collects the user instead of simply holding it. The feeling when sitting is of greater collection and protection, which makes the Badajoz especially comfortable in long meals and relaxed surrest. View from behind, the backup curvature is closed naturally and harmoniously, without edges or abrupt transitions, which confirms that design care extends to all angles of the piece. Upholstery in Topo Topo Jasped is the conductive thread that unites all the design decisions of the Badajoz. Topo Topo - that warm beige mix, soft brown and gray sand - is one of the greatest travel furniture colors in the current interior design. Neutral but with temperature, it is easily integrated in warm rooms with wood and earthy shades as in colder spaces with concrete, metal or white. The marked texture of the fabric - with threads of different intensities intertwined - avoids flat uniformity and provides visual depth without adding complexity or decorative noise. But if there is a detail that makes it truly special to the Badajoz and the distinguish it from the rest of the collection, that is the color of its legs. Unlike most contemporary design chairs, which bet on matt black as a structure color, the Badajoz carries lacquered metal legs in a sand / champagne tone that harmonizes directly with the upholstery. This decision breaks with the Convention of Structural Contrast and is committed to the Total Chromatic Unit: Chair and legs are perceived as a single organism, without visual ruptures or elements competing with each other. The result is a piece of more organic, warmer and more sophisticated aspect than its equivalents with black legs. It is the kind of detail that who has a good eye for the design appreciates immediately and that makes a difference in a dining room where a harmonious and well thought out. The legs, with a conical profile, are progressively tuned from the base of the seat to the ground, providing visual lightness to the whole without compromising stability. The internal reinforcement in X, visible in the photograph of the base, guarantees the structural strength and the durability of the product under continuous use. This cross-reinforcing system works effectively against both vertical and lateral efforts that occur in the daily use of a dining chair. La Badajoz is a specially recommended chair for dining rooms looking for a warm, cozy and personality atmosphere. It works excellently in combination with wooden tables in natural or aged tones, with parquet floors or ceramics in earth tones, and with warm Nordic style, contemporary Mediterranean or sophisticated boho. Its monochromatic palette around the mole and the sand also makes it an ideal companion for sofas tapestries or curtains in similar tones, allowing to create dining and living rooms with enviable chromatic coherence. The Badajoz chair shows that good design is not at odds with practicality or access to a broad audience. It is a chair that takes care of every detail - the seams, the ears, the color of the legs - without reason to give up being a functional, comfortable and durable piece for daily use. In short, the Badajoz is the chair for those who want his dining room to have that interior design finished thought, where nothing is left at random and all of them in the same direction: warmth, elegance and good taste.
