It is available in 3 declinations, which can be combined to many base typologies. The family consists of lounge, small and mini versions to meet all the needs of seats for different types of environments, from the fast waiting room to the relaxation area, from the informal meeting area to the conference table, while maintaining stylistic consistency between the environments. The ability to play with colours thanks to the two-tone coating is the peculiarity shared by all the models in the collection, and combined with the numerous types of bases allows a great opportunity for customization.

Providing the utmost sense of comfort, relaxation and indulgence, True Design’s family of seats Arca give a fine chance to upgrade and enhance the atmosphere of your environment whether you need a waiting area seating, a lounge chair for your guests at home or a modern office chair.

In the search for perfection, the designers from Orlandini Design. have managed to create a collection of furniture which combines sensual pleasure with versatility and structural individuality, and thus makes Arca ideal for your workplace, home office, lobby or waiting area. Due to its unique design, this seat collection incorporates a sense of personal freedom and vibrancy which could be found in all of its different variants and additional accessories. The variety of armchairs, lounge seats and rocking chairs are available with three distinctive seat models called Lounge, Small and Mini which are ready to satisfy all needs and requirements for size, color and comfort. There is an almost infinite number of options for the base as well, which comes as steel or wooden swivel, or alternatively sled or rocking base, just to name of few.
With its soothing and comfortable embrace, thanks to the structural qualities of the flexible polyurethane injection seats, this chair line becomes a reason to celebrate and cheer the aestheticism and comfort which Arca give.

For an equally pleasing experience, and an even greater choice of seat design, we recommend exploring the Not collection.