DSC 106S

Designed by Giancarlo Piretti

DSC 106S

In 1965 Giancarlo Piretti designed the 106 seating model. The 106S version was created shortly after to satisfy the Eastern market which required narrower seating to better accommodate the space requirements of the Eastern residential market.

Designed by Giancarlo Piretti, 1965

  • DSC 106S Black Trevira

  • DSC 106S Blue Trevira

  • DSC 106S Yellow Trevira

  • DSC 106S Green Trevira

  • DSC 106S Magenta Trevira

  • DSC 106S Orange Trevira

  • DSC 106S Red Trevira

  • DSC 106S White Trevira

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  • DSC 106S in Lacquered Wood

  • DSC 106S w Armrests

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Giancarlo Piretti

Born in Bologna in 1940, Piretti studied at the Istituto Statale d'Arte in the same city before joining Anonima Castelli as a designer. One of his most famous works is the Plia chair, presented in 1969. Among his most important creations are Plona, Platone and DSC 106, which would later propagate its lines to the Axis 3000 and 4000 models. In 1988, at the NeoCon in Chicago, he presented the Piretti Collection: a series of over 50 chairs and seats characterized by a patented mechanism on the backrest, which allows the chairs to be adjusted according to the user's weight.