Designer: Domenico Mula
The DOM Edizioni COLETTE Bar Chair is a refined interpretation of contemporary Italian design, combining elegant proportions with exceptional comfort. Designed by Domenico Mula, this luxury bar chair is part of the versatile COLETTE collection, bringing understated sophistication to kitchen islands, home bars, boutique hotels, and premium hospitality interiors.
Characterized by its soft, welcoming silhouette and meticulous craftsmanship, the COLETTE Bar Chair offers generous upholstered comfort while maintaining a light, timeless aesthetic. Its elegant form makes it equally suited to contemporary residences and luxury commercial spaces, creating an inviting atmosphere for relaxed dining and entertaining.
This version features Riviera Naturale wooden legs, complemented by a Rafia Sand back exterior and RIO 01/2 Category 3 fabric upholstery on the inside. Refined bronzed metal tips complete the design, adding a subtle decorative accent and highlighting the chair's sophisticated Italian character.
Part of the COLETTE seating collection, which also includes a dining chair, dining bench, armchair, small sofa, and pouf, the Bar Chair allows for beautifully coordinated interiors with a cohesive design language.
Handcrafted in Italy using premium materials, the COLETTE Bar Chair embodies DOM Edizioni's commitment to timeless aesthetics, artisanal quality, and everyday comfort.
Features
- Designed by Domenico Mula
- Handmade in Italy
- Fully upholstered seat and backrest
- Elegant contemporary silhouette
- Riviera Naturale wooden legs
- Bronzed metal leg tips
- Upholstered in RIO 01/2 Category 3 fabric
- Rafia Sand back exterior
- Ideal for kitchen islands, breakfast bars, home bars, restaurants, and hospitality interiors
- Part of the DOM Edizioni COLETTE collection
- Premium handcrafted Italian furniture
Materials & Finishes
- Interior: RIO 01/2 fabric (Category 3)
- Exterior back: Rafia Sand
- Legs: Riviera Naturale wood
- Metal tips: Bronzed finish
- Additional upholstery and finish options available upon request
