The Revers Chair by Andrea Branzi for Cassina is a distinctive design where structure and form come together in a refined way.

The chair features a slender metal frame with a round wooden seat, combined with a curved wooden element that wraps around the back. This element functions both as a backrest and as a defining visual feature.

The contrast between the lightweight metal structure and the warm, bent wood creates a graphic and architectural presence. The construction remains visible and contributes to the clarity of the design.

Andrea Branzi, a key figure in Italian design and radical design movements, approaches furniture as an exploration of form, meaning and use. This chair reflects that approach by combining functionality with a strong conceptual dimension.

Within postmodern design, the Revers Chair fits into a tradition where classic typologies are reinterpreted and form plays an autonomous role alongside function.

It is suitable for dining areas, meeting spaces or interiors where expressive and architectural furniture is desired.