Vico Magistretti gave the Portovenere its signature trick in the 1980s: adjustable side headrests that let the wingback silhouette shift from formal to relaxed depending on how you settle in. It's a design detail as clever as the one that made his earlier Maralunga famous — comfort engineered right into the architecture of the piece.
This chair carries that same adaptable form in a light golden brown chenille, the warmth of the fabric softening the sofa's clean, wingback lines.
