Lilliam hægindastóll

The Lilliam seating collection originates from a bold gesture: two inverted Y-shaped solid wooden elements run through the piece as a formal matrix, defining both its architecture and rhythm. From these, an armrest emerges, upholstered in leather and finished with double stitching that accentuates its artisanal precision. The result is a design language of graphic purity, simplicity, and functionality, masterfully expressing an elegant, timeless sense of form. The armchair, dining and lounge little armchair, all share this architecture, interpreted through different proportions and interpretations. Each version is defined by a finely leather-upholstered shell, finished with double perimeter stitching that outlines its profile with sartorial care. The slightly inclined seat is created by the meeting of two components joined at a 45-degree angle: a solution that combines refinement with comfort, supporting the body with a controlled balance. At the junction of these two components, a refined sartorial finish marks the intersection, transforming this construction detail into a subtle decorative feature. The seat and backrest cushions integrate seamlessly into the shell that holds them, enhancing the dialogue between the rigid outer structure and the soft inner core. The lounge version adopts the same approach with a slightly lower height, emphasizing its more relaxed character. The entire project reflects a process of formal reduction and simplification, where each part is pared down to its essence without compromising on quality. The result is a design that fits effortlessly into both contemporary settings and more classical environments, maintaining a clear and commanding presence.