Jaime Hayon gives the Piña armchair a distinctive balance of graphic structure and upholstered comfort, shaping a seat that feels expressive without becoming visually heavy. A steel rod structure forms the seat and backrest, while solid ash legs introduce warmth and a crafted natural contrast. Polyurethane foam cushions soften the open metal framework and are finished with removable fabric covers for practical care. Designed for indoor use, this upholstered dining armchair works naturally in refined dining rooms, restaurants, boutique hospitality interiors and residential spaces where comfort, material contrast and sculptural character are equally important.

Material contrast through contemporary Italian design

The Magis Piña armchair with steel rod seat and backrest structure, solid ash legs and removable upholstered cushions reflects the design culture of Magis through a precise dialogue between metal, wood and textile. The family is available in Walnut-stained ash 7316/Terracotta fabric 301 and Natural ash 7018/Beige fabric 807, allowing the chair to move between a warmer, richer expression and a lighter neutral palette. The polyurethane foam cushions bring softness to the architectural frame, while the removable covers support everyday maintenance. As a modern upholstered armchair, Piña combines tactile comfort with a strong visual identity suited to premium residential and contract interiors.

Refined seating within Magis Chairs & Small Armchairs

Positioned within Magis Chairs & Small Armchairs, Piña offers a more enveloping alternative to a conventional dining chair through supportive arms, cushioned surfaces and an open steel structure. The solid ash legs anchor the composition while preserving visual lightness, helping the chair work comfortably in repeated dining arrangements without overwhelming the surrounding architecture. Its combination of timber, steel and fabric gives this dining chair with arms a layered material presence that is equally convincing around a private dining table or in a sophisticated restaurant setting. The removable upholstery adds practical flexibility, while the carefully resolved proportions support both everyday use and design-led specification.

A sculptural companion to Magis Tables & Low Tables

Piña coordinates naturally with Magis Tables & Low Tables, creating dining and hospitality compositions where curved upholstery, linear metalwork and warm timber can interact with a range of surface materials. Its place within Magis Masterpieces reinforces the enduring appeal of a design that combines recognizable form with practical comfort. The Walnut-stained ash/Terracotta version introduces a deeper, more expressive mood, while Natural ash/Beige offers a softer and more understated alternative. Whether specified as a sculptural dining armchair for a private residence, a refined upholstered seat for a restaurant or a statement piece for a hospitality interior, Piña offers architects, interior designers and design-conscious clients a sophisticated balance of craftsmanship, removable upholstery and contemporary character.