Zanotta chairs

Design as an expression of change

For over seventy years, Zanotta stands out for its sophisticated design aesthetic: a signature style born from the curiosity and charisma of founder Aurelio Zanotta, whose ability to anticipate change allowed him to create cutting-edge products through collaborations with leading Italian designers. Zanotta products remain relevant and revolutionary to this day, serving as award-winning icons featured in the permanent collections of 60 museums worldwide.

Among the designers who interpreted change alongside Zanotta were Achille and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni with their iconic Mezzadro, Sella, and Allunaggio chairs; Carlo Mollino with the Reale table, the Cavour CM desk, and the famous Milo CM mirror; Marco Zanuso with the Maggiolina chaise longue, the Celestina chair, and the Marcuso table. And also Gatti, Paolini, and Teodoro with the famous Sacco, Superstudio with the Quaderna series, De Pas, D’Urbino, and Lomazzi with the Sciangai coat rack, Enzo Mari with the Tonietta chair.

Zanotta chairs for modern interiors

Zanotta’s collection of armchairs and chairs is diverse and designed to meet a variety of functional and stylistic needs. From classic dining chairs to more unusual seating, Zanotta offers ergonomic and functional furniture characterized by high-quality materials and finishes.

The selection ranges from iconic designs, such as the Tonietta chair by Mari and the April director’s chair by Gae Aulenti, to the sculptural Follia and Moretta armchairs, designed by Giuseppe Terragni in the 1930s, all the way to simple and comfortable leather chairs, such as Lia and Talia, also available with fabric upholstery.

Explore our selection of Zanotta chairs on Ciat Design

Zanotta armchairs and chairs are perfect for those who love the history of Italian design and want to add a touch of creativity to their dining area. Discover the collection in our online shop and customize your chairs to suit your tastes and needs, or contact our team for assistance or interior design advice.