The Girasole Lounge Chair doesn’t sit still — even when you’re not in it, it looks like it might shift, recline, or swivel itself into comfort. Designed in the 1970s by Antonio Citterio and Paolo Nava for 4P, it captured the decade’s fascination with movement and new ergonomics, furniture that seemed alive to the body’s shape. Long before Citterio became a defining voice of contemporary Italian design, he and Nava were already rethinking what a chair could be, and the Girasole is proof of that early spark.

Dark chocolate brown stretch upholstery in good clean condition; one area in need of sewing repair, as shown in photo.