
Royal Oak
Street-front on Woodward Avenue — our flagship floor, open to the public seven days a week.
- Address
- 32968 Woodward Ave, Royal Oak, MI 48073
- Hours
- Mon–Sat 10:00 AM – 6:00 PMSun 12:00 – 5:00 PM
- Phone
- +1 (248) 220-4608

Find the right Lapalma stool, chair or seating composition with Italcasa’s guidance on height, proportion and finishes.
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Lapalma creates furniture that sits comfortably between home, work and hospitality. Founded in 1980 by brothers Dario and Romano Marcato near Padua, the Italian company is known for clean profiles, carefully resolved connections and seating that adapts to different settings. Its range includes stools, chairs, lounge seating, tables and modular compositions.
Explore Lapalma with Italcasa Design in Metro Detroit or for a project elsewhere in the contiguous United States. We can help compare seat heights, base types, upholstery and the footprint of a proposed arrangement. From a kitchen counter to an open living area, the details of use are as important as the silhouette.
Families grouped the way the factory builds them — pick one and we'll configure it to your room.

Designed by Shin and Tomoko Azumi in 2000, LEM turns the stool into a clear, continuous outline. The seat and footrest read as a single visual gesture around a slender support. Compare the available heights, finishes and base specification to choose the version that works with your counter or bar.

Lapalma is an Italian furniture company based in Cadoneghe near Padua in Veneto. Ask for the exact product specification if you need manufacturing information for a particular piece.
Shin and Tomoko Azumi designed LEM in 2000. Its continuous seat-and-footrest outline is one of the most recognizable designs in Lapalma’s collection.
Measure the finished height of the counter or bar and review the exact stool’s seat-height range. Fixed and adjustable versions have different specifications, so a product name alone is not enough to confirm fit.
Yes. The collection includes stools, chairs, tables and lounge seating that can be used in homes as well as shared spaces. Select the specific model and upholstery around your room’s use and dimensions.
Contact Italcasa Design in Royal Oak or at Michigan Design Center in Troy for LaPalma. Our team can help compare the collection and plan your selection. Confirm the current display pieces and samples before visiting.
Italcasa assists clients throughout the contiguous United States. Send your LaPalma selection and delivery ZIP code to confirm current availability, freight and delivery arrangements for your address.
Send the product name, quantity, preferred finish or upholstery and delivery ZIP code. For stools, include the counter height; for modular seating, include a floor plan or room measurements.
Lapalma began in 1980 with Dario and Romano Marcato and remains rooted in the Veneto furniture-making region. Its design language is restrained, with attention directed toward proportion, materials and useful details. The collection works particularly well when furniture needs to support several activities within an open room. A chair or table can provide a consistent visual thread between dining, working and relaxing.
Lapalma combines materials such as metal, wood and upholstery, with the exact options defined by each collection. A kitchen stool, upholstered lounge seat and occasional table call for different surfaces and maintenance routines. We can help compare the available finish combinations while checking the practical details: seat height, arm clearance, floor contact and whether the selected version suits the intended indoor or outdoor setting.
The LEM stool is a recognizable entry point into Lapalma, but the collection also includes chairs, occasional tables and modular seating. Consider a stool first in relation to your counter height and a lounge composition in relation to the room’s circulation. Lapalma’s quieter forms can work alongside more expressive furniture, giving a mixed interior a useful sense of continuity.
Shin and Tomoko Azumi created LEM, while Francesco Rota has helped shape Lapalma’s broader direction and modular approach. Different designers contribute individual ideas within a recognizable collection. For a home project, that variety offers a choice between a compact, graphic object and more expansive seating. Italcasa can help compare those options around a measured layout and the finishes already in the room.
LaPalma is shown by appointment at both — call ahead and we'll have samples and finishes pulled and waiting.

Street-front on Woodward Avenue — our flagship floor, open to the public seven days a week.

Inside the Michigan Design Center — Suite 30. Open to the public, and a working resource for the trade.