Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Pacific Armchair's relationship to the Redondo collection?

Pacific is a direct evolution of Urquiola's Redondo series for Moroso. While Redondo established the language of soft, rounded upholstered forms, Pacific develops that vocabulary with larger proportions and a more enveloping silhouette.

What upholstery options are available for the Pacific Armchair?

The Pacific Armchair is made to order and can be specified in the full range of Moroso's proprietary fabrics and leathers. Moroso's textile palette is developed in-house and includes both solid and patterned options across a wide range of colorways.

Who is Patricia Urquiola and what defines her design approach?

Patricia Urquiola is a Spanish-born, Milan-based architect and designer whose work spans furniture, lighting, and interiors. Her practice is known for bridging craft traditions with contemporary production, often using material experimentation and organic form to create pieces with a strong emotional presence.

Is the Pacific Armchair suitable for contract or hospitality use?

Moroso produces contract-grade versions of many of its pieces, and the Pacific Armchair's generous proportions and durable upholstery construction make it well suited to hospitality and high-end commercial environments. Specifications should be confirmed at the time of order.

How does the Pacific Armchair's scale work in an interior?

The Pacific's deliberately oversized form reads as an anchor in a room. Its rounded silhouette softens the geometry of more rectilinear spaces, and its low, enveloping profile works naturally in both open-plan living areas and more intimate settings.

Brand & Designer

Moroso
Arco Lounge Chair

Moroso

Founded in 1952 in Udine, Italy, by Agostino and Diana Moroso, Moroso specializes in expressive contemporary furniture shaped by artisanal craft, bold creativity and visionary collaborations.
Patricia Urquiola
Dudet Chair

Patricia Urquiola

A globally celebrated designer and architect known for her poetic approach to form, material, and function.