Abaco

A 2026 armchair defined by leg construction, material continuity and thick-leather covering

Dimensions

660 × 700 × 700 mm

Year

2026

Materials
Solid woodCurved multi-layered woodShaped polyurethaneCovered metallic sheetNylonThick leather
Finishes
Brushed black oakBrushed light oakCanaletto walnut

Official product information

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Description

Abaco armchair

B&B Italia dates Abaco to 2026 and credits Ronan Bouroullec. The manufacturer describes construction as the project's central language, with wooden legs and continuity between the seat, backrest and armrest.

AB66P dimensions

The official drawing labels 66 cm width, 70 cm depth and 70 cm height, with further vertical values of 54 cm and 36 cm.

Official construction

The technical information specifies solid-wood legs; a curved multi-layered wood and shaped-polyurethane seat; a curved multi-layered wood back; a covered metallic-sheet armrest; nylon ferrules and spacers; and a thick-leather cover.

Story

Construction as language

B&B Italia states that construction, architecture, compositional precision and the relationship between materials define Abaco's identity. The result is described by the manufacturer as an essential and calibrated presence.

Material continuity

The official description links the design of the wooden legs with continuity between the thick-leather-covered seat, backrest and armrest, describing a measured balance between comfort and rigor.

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