2 Fauteuil Grand Confort, petit modèle is an armchair by Cassina that carries a distinct legacy from the breakthrough of modernism. It was introduced in 1929 at the Salon d’Automne in Paris and presented a new way of thinking about furniture—as functional equipment for the home, with a focus on comfort and conversation.

The construction is clear and carefully considered, with a load-bearing tubular steel frame defining the form while enclosing the soft volumes. In this version, the steel is finished in polished chrome, creating a crisp contrast with the black leather upholstery. The cushions are padded with recycled polyester fibre, contributing to balanced seating comfort and more sustainable material use. The armchair is characterised by its distinct separation between structure and upholstery, with each element remaining visually legible. The result is a piece of furniture that still feels relevant today, both in private interiors and in more public settings, where its proportions and expression continue to feel naturally at home.