Before becoming a design object, a chair is the result of a series of invisible choices.
Evolution today is not limited to new shapes or colours; it also takes root in production methods. In what goes on behind the scenes, with better performing components, optimized processing phases, and design choices designed to endure.
And it is precisely these small silent revolutions that are now dictating the pace, thanks to an approach where technique and craftsmanship meet to create real value.
Inside every chair, a concentrate of invisible competence
Behind the simplicity of a well-built chair lies complex work, madeup of studied components, controlled methods and design decisions that aim for a balance between comfort, aesthetics and environmental responsibility.
These are not flashy solutions, but technical devices that act in the most delicate parts of the process: in the foam that maintains its shape, in the structure designed to last, in responsible coatings, in systems that reduce waste and guarantee constant quality.
Let’s see in detail some of these “invisible” solutions that are redefining the contemporary production of chairs.
1. Comfort is already present within the heart
The new density-controlled polyurethane foams represent one of the quietest but decisive developments in the production of seats.
Thanks to optimised injection systems and ever more efficient formulations, it is possible to obtain ergonomic, elastic and resistant padding, with less waste of material.
For the manufacturer, it means dimensional stability and consistent quality; for those who sit, a well-being that is felt even after years of use.
2. Structures designed to last
True responsible design is not only about aesthetics, but rather about the ability to disassemble, repair and recycle every component.
Nowadays, industrial design applies the logicof “design for disassembly“: light, robust and easy to dispose of products. A principle which moves in the same direction as the new European guidelines on the sustainability of products.
The Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR), which entered into force in July 2024, provides for the gradual introduction of tools such as the Digital Product Passport, designed to improve traceability and transparency throughout the life cycle of products.
Although the specific requirements for furniture have not yet been defined, its purpose is clear: design so that each part can be recognized, repaired and reused more easily.
In the world of chairs, this means reducing permanent gluing, preferring mechanical joints and using compatible components.
A real benefit, from simplified maintenance to longer life for a circular lifecycle.
3. Gluing: the invisible point where everything is held together
The difference between a chair that lasts and one that weakens over time is often defined by one detail: gluing.
At Sititaly this phase is taken care of with great attention, because ensuring the correct adhesion between seat and padding means ensuring stability, ergonomics, but above all durability.
The company adopts optimized bonding and foaming processes, designed to ensure uniformity and precision in every production step.
An approach that reduces waste, improves the quality of the result and helps making products that respect people, the environment and the future.
When craftsmanship meets technique
Behind each Sititaly chair there is not only an aesthetic project, but a balance built with method:
- selected components with comfort and environmental criteria,
- constant and controlled production steps,
- a supply chain that combines modern tools and craftsmanship.
The difference is perceived over time: in the solidity of the structures, in the feeling of well-being that remains unchanged even after thousands of uses.
Every detail, visible or invisible, is designed to last.
Sititaly represents a new idea of made in Italy: not only beauty and design, butalso constructive intelligence and respect for the product and for those who use it.
Looking forward, without losing the human touch
Invisible technologies are not meant to replace people, but to enhance their knowledge.
In the hands of those who know materials, digital tools, processing controls and new formulations become allies to improve efficiency and environmental responsibility.
That’s why real progress is not what you see at first sight: it’s what you feel in the pleasure of sitting down and in the feeling of a chair that always looks brand new.
Find out how Sititaly can support you in the design and production of seats.
Each collection is different, but the method – based on competence and continuous research – remains the same.
Contact us for personalized advice and find out how our Sit with us approach transforms every collaboration into a shared path, where design, ergonomics and sustainability take shape together.
