Papadatos Petite Fleur Armchair
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Petite Fleur is a round, sculptural swivel armchair designed by Italian architect Jacopo Giagnoni for Papadatos — part of the same Fleur collection as the larger Fleur Loveseat. A solid beech wood frame with marine plywood surfaces sits on a rotating steel base with a self-centering swivel function, so the chair always settles back to its original position. It comes with a matching cushion and is available in left or right orientation. Made to order in the fabric or leather of your choice, after direct consultation on layout and materials.
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Dimensions (D × W × H cm)
- Depth: 82 cm (32 ¼”)
- Width: 96 cm (37 ¾”)
- Total Height: 70 cm (27 ½”)
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Description
Designer: Jacopo Giagnoni
Petite Fleur is the armchair half of a two-piece collection — the compact companion to the larger Fleur Loveseat, both designed by Italian architect Jacopo Giagnoni for Papadatos. Where furniture inspired by natural forms often settles for a vague curve or two, Petite Fleur commits to it: an unevenly rounded, sculptural shape built to be looked at from every side, not styled to photograph well from one angle and disappoint in person.
That shape sits on a rotating steel base with a self-centering swivel — turn the chair to face a window or a conversation, and it settles back to its original position on its own rather than needing to be nudged back into place. Underneath the upholstery, the frame is solid beech wood with marine plywood surfaces, a construction pairing chosen for structural durability rather than just a lightweight shell over foam. The armchair comes with a matching cushion included, and is available in left or right orientation, so the piece can be mirrored to suit your room's layout rather than forcing your layout to suit the chair.
Because Petite Fleur is made to order, no two are quite alike. It's offered in a wide range of natural and synthetic fabrics and leathers, with color and material combinations worked out through direct consultation rather than picked from a fixed swatch on a page — an approach consistent with how Papadatos handles pieces from this collection more broadly. It's also worth knowing this going in: as a bespoke, made-to-order piece, lead times will run longer than an off-the-shelf chair, and communication with the manufacturer about your exact specification is part of the process, not an optional extra.
Papadatos, the Greek furniture house behind the design, has a long-standing presence at Salone del Mobile in Milan — context that places Petite Fleur alongside considered, architect-facing design work rather than mass-market seating. As the smaller sibling to the Fleur Loveseat, it pairs naturally with it if you're furnishing a room around the collection, or it stands well on its own as a sculptural single seat in a reading corner, a bedroom, or an entryway.
