with the Cassina Wink, you're not just bringing home an armchair, but a true piece of design rebellion. As a pioneer in the furniture industry, Cassina is synonymous worldwide with the perfect symbiosis of craftsmanship and forward-thinking design. This 1980 design by Toshiyuki Kita deliberately breaks with conventional forms, bringing a playful, almost human touch to your interior. The design captivates with its striking silhouette, which, with its two characteristic, ear-like headrests, immediately evokes an iconic comic book character. In this version upholstered in black fabric, the Wink appears modern despite its extravagant shape and is exceptionally easy to coordinate. Cassina demonstrates here par excellence how to eliminate the superfluous and emphasize the beauty of pure structure. The real highlight, however, is its versatility: thanks to the integrated mechanism, the Wink can be transformed from an upright armchair into a comfortable chaise lounge in just a few simple steps. The headrests can also be adjusted separately, so you can always find the perfect position for reading or relaxing. It's the ideal piece of furniture for anyone who appreciates uncompromising clarity and a touch of postmodernism in their living space. I have official proof of authenticity such as vintage catalogs, designer records, or other literature sources and take full responsibility for any authenticity issues arising from misattribution