Giandomenico Belotti, “Spaghetti 109 Chair”

Designed by Giandomenico Belotti in 1979 for Fly-Line, later Alias. the Spaghetti Chair is a minimalist icon of Italian modernism. Its name comes from the transparent PVC cords that wrap the seat, back, and armrests, creating both comfort and visual lightness. The tubular chrome frame enhances its industrial aesthetic, making it equally suited for indoor and outdoor use. Celebrated for its elegant simplicity and practicality, this chair captures the essence of late 20th-century Italian design — refined, functional, and timeless.