Bonaldo Amour Armchair Designed by Fabrice Berrux

The Bonaldo Amour armchair, designed by Fabrice Berrux, is presented as a sculptural seat with generous forms, in which design becomes a synthesis of gesture, function and expressive value. The design interprets the idea of welcoming through a fluid language, built on continuous lines and soft surfaces, which envelop the space of the seat without interruption.

The back opens like a protective shell, while the seat, wide and slightly elongated, invites a relaxed and natural posture. The absence of sharp edges is the result of a precise design choice, aimed at a balance between ergonomic comfort and formal coherence, where every curve contributes to the continuity of the volume.

The revolving cylindrical base introduces a controlled element of contrast: compact and stable, it anchors the armchair to the space and reinforces its presence, while maintaining a perception of overall lightness.

Presented at the Salone del Mobile 2026, the Amour design armchair sits between furniture and contemporary sculpture, defining the environment through a strong aesthetic identity. As the designer states, "empty promises, full keeps the promise," synthesizing a design that combines form and meaning into a single sensory experience.