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Alberto Werner Arter - Fabrizio Citton x Scab
The Alberto Werner Arter - Fabrizio Citton collection for Scab explores seating through clarity, transparency and everyday versatility. Its language moves from the visual lightness of a polycarbonate chair to the practicality of an ergonomic chair, creating options for dining rooms, hospitality interiors and terraces. If you want a designer chair that feels refined without becoming precious, this edit of Scab seating keeps form and function in close conversation. It stays clear, adaptable and composed across changing settings.
Alberto Werner Arter - Fabrizio Citton shape this collection around proportion, material honesty and practical use. Within Chairs and Easy chairs, their designs balance crisp silhouettes with everyday comfort, giving you alternatives for residential and professional settings. The result can feel almost architectural: a modern dining chair defines the space without overwhelming it, while a contract chair remains easy to specify, move and combine.
Iconic models in polycarbonate and technopolymer
The Vanity 2654 armchair in polycarbonate brings transparent lightness to an armchair format and is stackable for flexible indoor-outdoor layouts. The Alice 2676 armchair with technopolymer shell and steel frame takes a more structured route, pairing an ergonomic shell with chromed steel and stackability for indoor use. Completing the trio, the Vanity 2652 chair in polycarbonate translates the same expressive transparency into a lighter chair profile. Together they show how a transparent chair or stackable chair can remain visually distinctive without sacrificing practicality.
From dining spaces to outdoor settings
The collection also connects naturally with Outdoor Lounge chairs and Garden chairs. Vanity models work as an indoor outdoor chair, making them useful for patios, terraces and contract environments where continuity matters. Looking for a Scab Outdoor Chair or a refined Scab Garden Armchair? These designs offer a clean answer: durable materials, controlled proportions and a visual rhythm that moves easily between interior and exterior spaces. It is seating that behaves less like a fixed object and more like a flexible design tool.
