The Savoy armchair by Pietro Costantini draws on over a century of Italian woodworking mastery, handcrafted in San Giovanni al Natisone since the house's founding in 1922. An Italian design armchair shaped for architects and interior designers who seek sculptural presence in compact form, the Savoy translates structural precision into quiet drama.

A solid beech frame rises around the backrest like an architectural surround — not merely supporting, but enclosing. This multidimensional wooden envelope creates depth and shadow, giving the chair a sense of volume that belies its restrained footprint. Generous armrests extend the embrace, while padded upholstery across the seat and backrest softens the geometry into something inviting. The interplay between exposed grain and cushioned surface is deliberate: warmth held within structure.

At 55.5 × 59.5 × 90.0 cm, the Savoy occupies space with confidence yet fits where larger seating cannot — a reading corner, a bedroom alcove, a pair flanking a fireplace in a formal living room. Its commanding frame ensures it reads as a statement even in smaller arrangements. Upholstery is available in a range of fabrics and leathers, allowing the piece to shift from tonal restraint to rich contrast depending on the interior scheme.

• Dimensions: 55.5 × 59.5 × 90.0 cm
• Materials: Solid beech wood frame, padded seat and backrest
• Customization: Fabric and leather upholstery options available
• Origin: Handcrafted in Italy

Frequently asked questions

Which upholstery options are available, and can I request a specific fabric or leather?
The Savoy is offered in a curated selection of fabrics and leathers. If you have a particular material or colour in mind, contact us and our team will confirm availability and lead times.

How should I care for the beech wood frame?
Occasional dusting and periodic conditioning with a quality wood treatment are all that is needed. Over time, the solid beech develops a natural patina — an effect that deepens the character of the piece rather than diminishing it.