Ariel Armchair
The Ariel Armchair by Bontempi Casa brings the collection’s softly curved seating form into a lounge chair.
An enveloping upholstered seat sits above a lacquered-metal frame, with fabric, velvet and leather coverings available. Standard and swivel versions offer a choice of movement while retaining the same proportions and coordinated material palette.
Every detail, considered.
- Brand
- Bontempi
- Collection
- Ariel
- Descriptor
- Fabric or leather armchair with metal frame
- Country
- Italy
- Materials
- 01Optional swivel version
A separate version lets the lounge chair turn while retaining the same overall proportions.
- 02Lacquered metal frame
The visible frame supports the curved upholstered seat above it.
Ariel by Bontempi Casa is an upholstered armchair with a curved seat on a lacquered-metal frame.
Fabric, velvet and leather coverings are offered for the padded upper form. The range includes standard and swivel versions with the same proportions. This lounge configuration carries the seating family's curved shape into an armchair for a living-room arrangement.
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Contemporary Italian dining tables, chairs and furnishings, with versatile configurations and a wide choice of materials and finishes.
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Before you commit to the Ariel Armchair, our studio checks it against your space and walks you through every finish it comes in.
- Footprint checked against your floor planPlus doorways, stairs and clearances
- Leather, fabric and colour chosen with youand more, in the showroom
- We manage the order for youFrom the factory to your door
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