At Italian design house Moroso, the second-generation family affair has created and curated an extraordinary collection of armchairs (as well as an extensive array of other furniture pieces). A melange of shapes and sizes, every seat is an individual character in a cast of colourful personalities.DiversityThrough its eclectic approach to design, Moroso is ‘celebrating diversity’: the diversity between spaces and the people who inhabit them; the diversity in design as an expression of varied perspectives and forms. Moroso thinks of its many designs as ‘places in places’?more than functional objects, the brand’s designs add a certain level of iconicity to a place. Every Moroso product has a particular design idiom, something that is especially pertinent to its broad range of armchairs. By working with multifarious international designers, Moroso offers a chair for every occasion, situation and location. The ‘too many chairs’ dilemma is not?it would appear?one that troubles Moroso.A sculptural seat, the bijou ‘Armada’ armchair was designed by the Indian and Scottish design duo, Doshi Levien. Photo © Decoist.Spanish designer Patricia Urquiola has created a veritable army of designs for Moroso. In the ‘Lowseat’, Urquiola designed a flexible modular seating system, whose back also offers a moment of rest. Photo courtesy of Architonic.Lowseat as a modular seating system. Photo courtesy of Archito...