Cassina Cab 410 Stool

Cassina 410 Cab chair was designed by Mario Bellini in 2008. Cab is the first chair in the world characterized by a self-supporting leather structure inspired by the relationship between skeleton and leather. Its covering is made up of 16 leather parts, one and one die-cut subjected to 14 manual processes. The individual cut parts are in fact sewn together only after having undergone a skiving process aimed at thinning the thickness of the portions to be coupled. The upholstery is then fitted onto a steel skeleton and closed with zippers like a tailored suit. In addition to the wide variety of colors for the leather seat, the proposal includes the variant in pigmented leather in shades of black, brown and Bulgarian red.

Technical Details

Structure: Frame in black coated tubular steel. 
Seat shell: black plastic material.
Upholstery: Flexible cold moulded polyurethane foam. 
Cover: Leather (colours as per price-list). 
Feet: Black plastic material with and without adhesive felt.