Scab Lisa explores comfort through a precise dialogue between upholstery, wood and slender steel frames. Designed by <strong>Marcello Ziliani</strong>, the collection brings a warm, tailored character to dining rooms, hospitality interiors and refined contract spaces. If you want <strong>Scab seating</strong> that feels elegant without becoming formal, Lisa offers an inviting answer: a family where soft profiles, practical stackability and carefully balanced proportions turn everyday seating into a quietly distinctive design statement.
Within Chairs and Easy chairs, Lisa combines visual softness with structural clarity. The Lisa 2851 upholstered armchair with steel legs wraps the body with a generous backrest, while its curved plywood core and upholstery create composed comfort. A slim steel frame keeps the silhouette light, and stackability adds value for hospitality projects. It is an expressive Scab Armchair, a refined comfortable chair and a convincing contract chair when interiors need warmth without visual weight.
Wood, upholstery and a flexible family identity
The Lisa Wood 2850 armchair with wooden shell and steel legs shifts the mood from textile softness to natural timber. Wood surfaces meet tubular steel in a contrast that feels architectural: warm material above, disciplined structure below. The result works as a designer chair or modern dining chair in residential, restaurant and hotel settings. Stackable formats and coordinated finishes make Scab furniture easier to specify as a coherent interior system rather than isolated pieces.
Elevated seating for bars and hospitality
The collection extends into Stools and Benches with the Lisa upholstered stool with steel legs. Upholstered seat and backrest, a curved plywood core and a steel structure give this Scab Bar Stool a polished, welcoming presence. Stackability supports changing layouts, making it a practical stackable stool and contract stool for bars, restaurants and social spaces. Looking for a designer stool that belongs naturally beside the chairs? Lisa answers with continuity rather than repetition: the same graceful vocabulary, translated to a higher seat.
