Pietro Costantini has shaped solid wood into refined seating from San Giovanni al Natisone since 1922, earning the trust of architects and interior designers across continents. The Superb armchair — an Italian design armchair handcrafted in Italy — distills a century of craft into a form that feels both generous and composed, built entirely from solid beech.

What sets the Superb apart is its enveloping silhouette. Padding is integrated directly into the back and sides, creating a continuous embrace rather than relying on loose cushions that migrate or flatten over time. The solid beech frame carries this upholstered volume with quiet authority — slender enough to read as elegant at a dining table, yet engineered to endure the demands of hospitality environments where chairs are pulled, turned, and occupied for hours.

At 53 × 63 × 106 cm, the Superb sits comfortably at standard dining height while its armrest width accommodates relaxed posture through multi-course dinners and extended conversations. The chair is available in leather, imitation leather, and fabric finishes, allowing precise coordination with existing palettes — whether specifying for a private residence, a boutique hotel dining room, or a boardroom where presence matters.

• Dimensions: 53 × 63 × 106 cm
• Materials: Solid beech wood frame, integrated padded upholstery
• Customization: Leather, imitation leather, and fabric finishes
• Origin: Handcrafted in Italy

Frequently asked questions

Which upholstery finishes are available, and can I request fabric samples?
The Superb is offered in leather, imitation leather, and a range of fabric options. To request samples or discuss a specific textile for your project, contact us and our team will guide you through the available selections.

Is the Superb suitable for commercial spaces such as restaurants and hotels?
Absolutely. The solid beech construction and integrated padding are designed to withstand sustained daily use. Many designers specify this chair for hospitality projects where comfort over long seatings and structural resilience are equally essential.