The Serralunga Balzac armchair, designed by Patrick Norguet, reinterprets the idea of outdoor seating with sculptural clarity. Its generous curves and enveloping silhouette are conceived to combine comfort with design purity, offering a seat that is as refined as it is welcoming. Ideal for terraces and refined lounge areas, it dialogues naturally with modern Ibride's furniture collection in spaces where contemporary elegance is key.

Durability crafted into form

Made of robust polyethylene, the Serralunga Balzac armchair resists UV rays, impacts, and extreme temperatures. Entirely recyclable and solution-dyed, it retains its brilliance and texture season after season. Designed for outdoor use, it preserves its elegance under the sun, wind, or rain. Its strength makes it a timeless piece that complements the bold spirit of Gufram interior decorations when paired in eclectic compositions.

Colours for refined settings

Balzac is available in classic white, bold pompeian red, deep black, and calming sage. Each finish transforms the chair’s identity: pure and architectural in white, vibrant and iconic in red, dramatic in black, or soothing in sage. These variations make it adaptable to terraces, gardens, poolside areas, or even minimalist interiors, where it can interact fluidly with minimal outdoor furniture of Pedrali in hospitality contexts.

In harmony with collections

As part of the Serralunga's furniture category, the Balzac armchair interacts gracefully with other icons of design. It pairs with Serralunga's decorations, integrates into curated outdoor layouts, and creates balance in professional projects where hospitality requires both elegance and durability. Its sculptural presence ensures coherence within diverse design environments.

Design essence

Known as the Serralunga Balzac, this seat is appreciated as a luxury garden armchair and a modern outdoor chair. It embodies Patrick Norguet’s design philosophy: simplicity that enhances comfort, elegance that resists time. Whether placed in a private retreat or a high-end hospitality project, the Balzac armchair stands as a sculptural yet functional symbol of outdoor living.