



Pheaby Chair
Made by Moroso
Designed by Patricia Urquiola
Patricia Urquiola's Pheaby Chair for Moroso is a study in quiet authority. Its silhouette holds a careful balance between softness and structure, shaped by Urquiola's characteristic attention to proportion and the way a piece occupies space without demanding it.
Moroso's upholstery craft is central to the chair's identity. Each piece is made to order, allowing fabric, color, and finish to be considered in relationship to the broader interior rather than isolated from it. The result is a seating object that adapts without losing its own sensibility.
- Designed by Patricia Urquiola
- Produced by Moroso, Italy
- Made to order with customizable upholstery options
- Suited to residential, hospitality, and contract environments
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who designed the Pheaby Chair for Moroso?
The Pheaby Chair was designed by Patricia Urquiola, one of the most influential designers working today. Her practice spans furniture, interiors, and architecture, with a consistent focus on material warmth and spatial intelligence.
Is the Pheaby Chair available in custom upholstery?
Yes. As a made-to-order product, the Pheaby Chair can be specified in a range of Moroso upholstery options, including fabrics and finishes drawn from the brand's extensive textile program.
What settings is the Pheaby Chair best suited for?
The chair's considered scale and refined upholstery make it appropriate for residential dining rooms, private offices, boutique hospitality environments, and contract interiors where visual restraint is part of the brief.
How does Moroso approach upholstery and production quality?
Moroso is an Italian manufacturer with decades of experience in high-craft upholstered furniture. Production takes place in Cavalicco, Italy, where close collaboration with designers and skilled artisans defines the making process.
What is the lead time for a made-to-order Moroso piece?
Lead times vary depending on configuration and current production schedules. For accurate timing on a specific order, consulting directly with a design professional or a design expert is recommended.



