Misuraemme
WM Armchair
The WM armchair by MisuraEmme, designed by Werner Max Moser, is part of the "I Maestri" collection, objects of strong historical value that revolutionized the aesthetics of their time. The forms and research that went into the WM's design clearly express the dialogue between rationalist rigor and contemporary comfort. The clean lines and essential structure define a balanced seat. Designed in 1934, it survives today thanks to its precise proportions and attention to construction details, elements that give the armchair a restrained and timeless elegance. The design reflects Moser's approach, based on an architectural vision of furniture, capable of integrating naturally into space. Designed for residential and professional environments, the WM armchair combines solidity, comfort, and formal simplicity, confirming MisuraEmme's commitment to cultured, functional, and enduring design. Available with ottoman.
W.60 x D.83 x H.82 cm
Seat Height 42 cm
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MisuraEmme is a company that has its roots in the centuries-old craft tradition of Brianza. Throughout its long history, which began in 1902 with the foundation by the Mascheroni family, it has played a leading role in the vicissitudes of Italian design. In the years of industrialization, it has become important as one of the spearheads of the world of Made in Italy furniture, thanks to its factory of over 35,000 square meters in Mariano Comense which has guaranteed a productive force with few equals. In more recent years the brand has also distinguished itself for its marked environmental sensitivity, acquiring ecological painting systems.Read more