MORPHO Volita Chair Designed by Great Library Design Studio

The Morpho collection emerges from the encounter between Tomorrowland’s scenographic vision and Ethnicraft’s artisanal mastery, under the creative direction of Great Library Design Studio led by Dieter Vander Velpen. Presented at the 2025 Salone del Mobile, it draws inspiration from biomorphism, translating the shapes of dragonfly wings and natural branching into furniture with fluid, harmonious lines.

Chairs, tables, and accessories stand out for their balanced combination of materials: solid wood with pronounced grain, stone engraved with Voronoi-inspired patterns, hand-sculpted metallic details, and leather and fabrics chosen for their rich, tactile texture. Each piece is crafted using traditional techniques, highlighting manual workmanship and a meticulous selection of raw materials.

The collection is designed for both residential and contract spaces, such as boutique hotels or lounge areas, offering furniture that goes beyond function to create an immersive environment. Morpho interprets furniture as a visual and sensory language, uniting nature, architecture, and narrative in a coherent whole where every element interacts with its surroundings.

The Volita dining chair is part of the Morpho collection and takes its name from an ancient term evoking both “flight” and “desire.” Its design, inspired by delicate dragonfly wings, features metal details that echo the intricate beauty of small natural forms. Made of dark brown teak with a varnished finish, it combines visual lightness and structural solidity, balancing craftsmanship and nature.