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From the Soriana sofa is making its comeback to new designs as well as iconic LC7 chairs by Le Corbusier, Pierre Jeanneret and Charlotte Perriand, we share why these furniture designs from Cassina continue to be oh so covetable
When you think of Italian designer furniture, Cassina is among one of the most recognisable names in the industry. From mid-century designs by Charlotte Perriand, Pierre Jeanneret and Frank Lloyd Wright to furniture pieces by contemporary names including the likes of Piero Lissoni, Jean-Marie Massaud, Michael Anastassiades, and Zaha Hadid.
Founded in 1927 by Cesare and Umberto Cassina in Meda, Italy, the company has teamed up with many illustrious designers and architects over the years to create distinctive and well-crafted furnishings that stand the test of time. In Singapore, the brand is available exclusively at W. Atelier.
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Above The LC7 Siège tournant outdoor swivel chairs from Cassina, available from W. Atelier
The Italian manufacturer’s commitment to innovation doesn’t end there; as part of its Cassina Lab project, its research and development team also collaborates with the design department of the notable Politecnico University in Milan to improve its production processes while being mindful of its ecological impact.
Its art direction is led by Spanish architect Patricia Urquiola, who is also the creative mind of some of the brand’s popular collections in recent years. Here, we highlight some of the notable collections now available at W. Atelier to shortlist for your home.
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1. Cassina Soriana armchair and sofa by Afra and Tobia Scarpa

Above Cassina Soriana sofa by Afra and Tobia Scarpa, available from W. Atelier
This seventies-era collection is another unmissable design from Cassina that has been gradually making its comeback among designers and homeowners alike; these sofas and armchairs have been spotted in celebrity homes and the stylish abodes of tastemakers around the world.
First produced in 1969, its unconventional painted steel frame holds the biodegradable polyurethane foam seat in a vice-like grip. Recent innovations by the research and development team has also resulted in a plush padding made with 100 per cent recycled plastic that needs no internal support to further enhance the comfort that this sofa offers. Its base is composed of recyclable wooden panels that have been produced with low formaldehyde emissions.
Available at W. Atelier
2. Cassina Sengu coffee table, table and sofa by Patricia Urquiola

Above The Cassina Sengu family of furniture designed by Patricia Urquiola

Above A view of furniture designed by Patricia Urquiola for Cassina, which include the Rondos cabinet and the Sengu coffee table
This family of furniture designs is the brainchild of Patricia Urquiola—it is loosely inspired by the practice in Japan of reconstructing temples such as the Ise Shrine, in honour of artisan craft and Shinto beliefs related to the natural cycle of death and rebirth.
With that cyclical practice in mind, Urquiola has teamed up with Cassina Lab to create the Sengu sofa comprising cushions that are filled with 100 per cent recycled fibre, and can be accompanied with corner and elements such as a low table or ottoman. This sectional seat can be accompanied by the Sengu tables, which come in various heights and crafted with a marble base in a brushed matte satin finish and a table top made with wood panels in a natural oak, black stained oak or lacquered finish.
Available at W. Atelier
3. LC7 Siège Tournant chair by Charlotte Perriand

Above The LC7 Siège Tournant chairs by Charlotte Perriand in a sleek black finish
Created in 1927 by Charlotte Perriand for her Parisian abode, this iconic swivel chair is now instantly recognisable and known for both its functionality and versatility. Since its launch at the Salon d’Automne in France in 1929, the chair has since become part of the larger LC7 family of furniture designs that Perriand co-authored with Le Corbusier and Pierre Jeanneret.
Comprising a padded seat cushion and backrest that can be upholstered in leather or fabric, each seat can feature four or five legs; its tubular steel structure features a polished chrome or painted finish in a hue that can match the colour of your selected upholstery fabric.
Available at W. Atelier
4. LC3 Fauteuil Grand Confort, grand modèle - outdoor armchair by Le Corbusier, Pierre Jeanneret and Charlotte Perriand

Above The outdoor collections from Cassina include iconic designs by Le Corbusier, Pierre Jeanneret and Charlotte Perriand which have been adapted to withstand rain and shine
This enduring design by Le Corbusier, Pierre Jeanneret and Charlotte Perriand has been adapted for the outdoors with a durable metal structure that is separated from the upholstered seats. The chair is upholstered in a water-repellent outdoor fabric for product longevity, be it rain or shine. The stainless steel frame is painted in a textured finish with a variety of hues to match your chosen upholstery fabric.
Available at W. Atelier
5. Cassina Dudet dining chair by Patricia Urquiola

Above A group of Cassina Dudet dining chairs by Patricia Urquiola
With its curvy, enveloping shape, the distinctive form of the Cassina Dudet dining chair makes it a beautiful addition to your home. The upholstered seat’s rounded form is a nod to the retro curves of designs from the 1970s, and is made to be completely disassembled should it be disposed or recycled in the future.
Available from W. Atelier
6. Cassina Volage bed by Philippe Starck

Above The elegant Cassina Volage bed by Philippe Starck
Distinguished by its tufted form, the Volage bed by Philippe Starck can feature a headboard of a low or higher height to suit your bedroom design. The headboard can also incorporate reading lamps, in the style of the beds found in hotel suites. Match it with the Volage low table made with glass and chrome-plated steel, and a Volage bench in the same fabric upholstery to match the bed.
Available at W. Atelier
7. Cassina Bio-mbo bed by Patricia Urquiola

Above The mustard yellow headboard selected for this version of the Cassina Bio-mbo bed by Patricia Urquiola gives it a retro influenced appeal
True to the Spanish designer’s elegant design ethos, this wooden cabinet features a contoured form that curves gracefully around its edges to impart an inviting ambience in your home. The Rondos cabinet is available in two sizes for the bedroom with various drawer configurations, and two other sizes for the living areas such that the latter can feature drawers or serve as an open-front cabinet.
The cabinet also features several material options; its structure can be crafted in veneered birch plywood or in marble, with a top in either Canaletto walnut, natural oak or a birch plywood veneer in a stained black oak finish.
Available at W. Atelier
8. Cassina Rondos cabinet by Patricia Urquiola

Above The Cassina Rondos cabinet by Patricia Urquiola has a graceful curvy form
With its curving form and plush headboard, this king-sized bed is the epitome of cosiness. Its large headboard features a quilted detailing and two side wings that come with storage pockets that feature leather handles. Choose from either fabric or leather upholstery textiles for the headboard, with a wide variety of colours available to match this bed to your interior scheme.
Available at W. Atelier
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