PRATONE® is a unique chair designed in 1971 by Giorgio Ceretti, Pietro Derossi, and Riccardo Rosso, crafted from soft polyurethane. Its surreal form and playful design blur the lines between natural and artificial, creating a relaxing oasis through its giant, grass-like stems. As a significant piece of radical Italian design, PRATONE® challenges traditional furniture norms with its handcrafted, Guflac®-finished blades, each taking five weeks to complete. The chairs distinct PRATONE® mark underscores its individuality. In 1972, PRATONE® gained recognition as an avant-garde design when featured on the cover of the prestigiousItaly: The New Domestic Landscapecatalog at MoMA, New York. It was celebrated as one of the hundred greatest design masterpieces, now housed in the Vitra Design Museum and displayed in major museums worldwide, including MUDE in Lisbon and the Musée des Beaux Arts in Montreal. SUPERPRATONE expands the armchair into a 5.30-meter inflatable sculpture, showcased a