Waterfalls

Vibrant Color Customization

Available in 22 soft upholstery options—including textured fabric and PVC faux leather—Waterfalls Chair offers endless mix-and-match possibilities between seat shell and cushion. Whether you’re furnishing a casual lounge, high-efficiency meeting space, cozy dining area, or tranquil dormitory, it adapts effortlessly with its bold or balanced color combinations.

Lightweight & Durable Design

Crafted from PP + 25% glass fiber via precision injection molding, the chair boasts a seamless, sleek surface and has passed 100,000 durability cycles for seat and back. Weighing only 4.7kg, it features a thoughtfully hollowed arc under the backrest, making it easy to carry—even for one hand. Stackable up to 7 chairs safely, with PVC foot glides that move quietly and protect your flooring.

Thoughtful Comfort in Every Curve

The upholstered cushion gently supports the hips, while the curved seat with a 3° backward tilt offers ergonomic comfort—even during long meetings or discussions. The wide, flowing backrest embraces users of all sizes, providing steady support. A hollowed section at the lower back enhances airflow, keeping users cool and comfortable throughout the day.

Specifications

Product	Product No.	Depth	Width	Height
	CWT10GM/CWT10GR	525(mm)/20.67"	500(mm)/19.69"	785(mm)/30.91"

Plastic

TM-CI
TP-PV

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Designer

Favaretto & Partners

Francesco Favaretto was born in Padua, Italy in 1983. As the son of designer Paolo Favaretto, his childhood was surrounded by an influence of industrial design and interior architecture. After graduating from an arts-based high school, he studied Industrial Design at the IUAV in Venice. As a student he was a founding partner of clothing company MOFO, and currently continues in the art direction, guiding the production and communication of the collections today. In 2009 Francesco partnered with his father, transforming the company into Favaretto & Partners Design Studio. Francesco extended the studio’s design capabilities to cover new areas of design, both tangible and digital. Favaretto & Partners supports and practices the principles of Design for All, a declaration accepted by the European Commission and promoted by the IIDD (Italian Institute Design Disability, today known as DFA Italy), which is in favor of good design practices that aim to ensure the accessibility of places and objects to the widest range of users. Outside of designing products, Francesco is a guest lecturer at the University of Architecture and Design of IUAV of Venice.