Mogg Mochi Armchair Designed by Artur de Menezes

Mochi, designed by Artur de Menezes for Mogg, is an armchair with an informal and studied presence, characterised by generous volumes and irregular lines. Its deliberately asymmetrical appearance suggests a spontaneous and relaxed use, in contrast to the precise design research that supports it. The structure moulds itself around the body, offering a deep seat that fits without rigidity.

The upholstery is contained by a bi-elastic fabric cover, available from sample book, which follows the curvatures without visual tension or interruption. Every detail - from the softness of the profiles to the material composition - is designed to meet the needs of modern living, where aesthetics and function must dialogue naturally.

Mochi does not impose a posture but suggests it with discretion. It is a piece of furniture that fits into domestic or hybrid spaces, with a non-rigid but defined identity. The choice of materials guarantees durability and a uniform visual appearance even with prolonged use. In short, an object that interprets comfort according to a contemporary logic, with a formal freedom that does not renounce design precision.