Edda Armchair by DePadova

The Edda armchair revisits the traditional Japanese floor seat with a minimalist, contemporary approach. Defined by soft padding, precise stitching, and a solid wood base, it balances comfort with simplicity. Designed by Federica Biasi, it reflects De Padova’s ongoing exploration of cross-cultural influences, blending diverse references into a cohesive and refined form. Its organic lines and understated character align seamlessly with the brand’s aesthetic, creating a quiet dialogue between tradition, modern living, and iconic design.

“Edda: a design that appears essential yet contains a depth made of stories, details and rituals. It is not just about furniture, but about atmospheres that invite one to slow down and live each day with care and intention.”

Federica Biasi


Materials
FRAME: plywood panels (class E1, CARB P2 / TSCA Title VI certified), variable-density polyurethane foam and polyester wadding, all lined with light polyester velvet. For the FR (Fire Resistant) versions on request, the filling materials comply with the current regulations.
COVER: technically removable cover in fabric or non-removable in leather or velvet.
SEAT CUSHION: variable-density polyurethane foam and polyester wadding, all lined with light polyester velvet.
BASE: Solid ash wood with a charcoal-stained finish, finished with transparent coating.