QuartoSala Curated

The Cherner Chair Company was founded in the late 1990s in the United States by Benjamin and Thomas Cherner, who wanted to continue the tradition of producing pieces designed by their father, the designer Norman Cherner. The brand name comes from the most iconic piece in their archive, the Cherner chair, designed and produced for the first time in 1958.

QuartoSala adds to its curated collection a new piece from the Italian brand B&B – the Allure O' tables and the Flair O' chair, inspired by Jackie Onassis's unmistakable sunglasses. These home furnishings were created by Monica Armani, an award-winning designer and architect who has distinguished herself with her innovative pieces, developing a distinctive style that combines her previous experience and academic background in industrial design, architecture, and interior design.

Recognized as a groundbreaking creation within Martinelli Luce, the Pipistrello lamp is now reinterpreted in the light of pop art and relaunched in an unexpected color – yellow. Martinelli Luce is a leading Italian lighting design brand and is available exclusively in Lisbon at QuartoSala.

It's called Le Bambole and it's an armchair integrated into a three-piece capsule collection developed by Stella McCartney for B&B Italia, to mark the relaunch of this design icon first created by Mario Bellini 50 years ago.

The curved, protruding drawers in delightful lacquered colors contrast with a sober natural wood frame – this is Storet, a reinvented icon, first created in 1994 for Acerbis by the Italian designer Nanda Vigo. Now, almost three decades later, the brand revisits its own archive to rediscover and reinterpret this and other furniture pieces, relaunching thirteen of its most iconic objects with the Remasters collection.