LIBERA ARMCHAIR
Libera armchair is a Jesus Gasca and Jon Gasca design, 2018
Libera is timeless
Libera is a contemporary revisit of the classic A shape armchair
Libera has a surprising comfort
Libera's ergonomic arm detail
Apartment in Madrid with walnut Libera armchair, project Estudo Morgan
Libera with solid wanut frame
Libera is produced with the most advance wood technology to achive these subtle shapes
Libera in Fast Service: Bosco textile
Libera in ash with black stain
Libera exudes elegance
Libera is perfect for a living area
Interior by Mikel Irastorza with yellow Libera. Photo Mikel Caperochipi
Libera is a new classic
Libera with black and white fabrics
Libera arm is wide and comfortable
Libera slim frame
Libera in Kivotos hotel
Lounge area
Libera for home office
Libera armchair refines a classic frame to make a new subtle design that makes you feel at ease.
Jesús Gasca, the founder of STUA, and his son Jon Gasca, have created the new STUA design: Libera armchair.
The visual character of Libera comes from its wooden frame, where the legs are connected with the arms in a fluid way. The designers have worked the wood material with liberty, as if it was a liquid. Using contemporary technology the wooden surfaces are now tactile and organic. Libera has also a surprising comfort achieved by the use of new elastic materials.
Following the quote of Mies Van Der Rohe “God is in the details” the frame of Libera has a classic shape, with details enhanced thought the use of state-of-the-art technology.
The result is an armchair with a resounding silhouette and a great ergonomy. Another new classic in the STUA collection.
Design: Jesús Gasca & Jon Gasca
La casa del Limonero, Iterare architects with Libera armchair and Solapa tables
