Getlucky Armchair
Made by Moroso
Designed by Patricia Urquiola
Designed by Patricia Urquiola for Moroso in 2020, the Getlucky Armchair is built around a principle of binary geometry: seat and back interlock in a compact form that reads as both graphic and quietly welcoming. The silhouette is disciplined, its curves restrained enough to hold their composure in a room without demanding it.
Conceived as a table armchair, Getlucky moves naturally between dining environments, professional settings, and hospitality interiors where presence and proportion carry equal weight. The sculptural back gives the piece its identity, while softened cushioning keeps the experience grounded in comfort.
- Design by Patricia Urquiola, 2020
- Produced by Moroso, Italy
- Made to order with upholstery, color, and finish options
- Scaled for dining and contract applications
Its made-to-order nature invites considered specification: upholstery, color, and finish can be aligned to a broader interior concept, preserving the relationship between object and space that good design depends on.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the design concept behind the Getlucky Armchair?
Patricia Urquiola developed Getlucky around a binary geometry principle, where seat and back interlock to create a compact, self-contained form. The result balances graphic clarity with a welcoming physical presence.
Is the Getlucky Armchair suitable for dining tables?
Yes. Getlucky was conceived specifically as a table armchair, with proportions calibrated for use at dining tables as well as in contract, hospitality, and workplace environments.
Can the Getlucky Armchair be customized?
The chair is made to order, allowing selection of upholstery fabric or leather, color, and finish. This enables precise coordination with a broader interior specification.
Who is Patricia Urquiola and what is her relationship with Moroso?
Patricia Urquiola is a Spanish-born, Milan-based designer known for work that bridges sculptural form with tactile materiality. Her long collaboration with Moroso has produced some of the most recognized pieces in contemporary Italian furniture.
What environments is the Getlucky Armchair best suited to?
Its disciplined scale and refined silhouette make it appropriate for residential dining rooms, boutique hospitality settings, and refined workplace interiors where both comfort and visual restraint are priorities.