Alma

Alma by Leonardo Dainelli has a solid ornamental personality; it is an armchair with rich structures and a modern, fashion attitude.‎ A contemporary understanding of the 1940s style; where a wrapping shape joins a delicate pad for the seating and back, giving life to a new and exquisite articulation of Lema’s demeanor to comfort.‎ At the premise of the venture is the plan culture among Lema and the architect, which regards and valorizes the craftsmanship, and is one of the primary characteristics of the originator’s name.‎ The solid magnetism of Alma can be found in the refined choice of upholstery, which can be in fabric or calfskin, while its vintage soul can be found in subtleties, for example, the feet enhanced by a fine plaque in brass.‎ The delicate composed footrest finishes the project.‎