Memphis Riviera chair

The Memphis Milano Riviera chair, designed by Michele De Lucchi in 1981, is an icon of postmodern design that defies every formal convention. Crafted in wood, its structure combines straight lines, soft curves and graphic details in compositions that seem to challenge rationalist balance. Bold and unexpected forms merge into an object that is, at once, a functional seat and an aesthetic manifesto of its era.

The Riviera is far more than a piece of furniture: it is a declaration of creative freedom, an invitation to break away from the monotony of conventional design. Vibrant, almost exuberant colours blend primary tones with geometric and abstract decorative motifs, creating a visual and tactile contrast that brings the entire composition to life. With a width of 500 mm, a height of 900 mm and a depth of 500 mm, it integrates with character into contemporary domestic settings, from dining areas to living spaces. An ideal statement piece for the living room, the Riviera celebrates the eccentricity and joie de vivre that defined the Memphis movement, transforming any space into a truly inhabitable work of art.