The Aria Lounge M-5350 Base Wood armchair is a model where comfort meets a distinct, refined form. The softly shaped seat and backrest create a cohesive, enveloping body, ensuring comfort of use and natural support. The characteristic line of the backrest with an elegant cut-out adds lightness to the whole, while the wooden base provides stability and a timeless character.
Aria is a collection with many faces – one of the most versatile in Paged's offer. Its distinguishing feature is the unique backrest, available in various options: from plywood, through a version with an upholstered front, to full upholstery. This allows the armchair to easily adapt to different spaces – from home living rooms and relaxation zones, to club and cafe interiors, where it combines a casual character with elegance.
The author of the design is Dario Polaco, a designer known for his bold approach to form and material. In the Aria collection, his style is manifested in the fluid line, expressive detail, and the pursuit of creating furniture with a strong, individual character.
Designer: Dario Polaco
Born in Argentina in 1981, he graduated with a degree in Industrial Design from the University of Buenos Aires. From the earliest years of his career, he had the opportunity to work on the design of various products, such as home appliances, medical equipment, cookware, sportswear, and many others. This versatile experience provided him with extensive knowledge of different materials and production techniques. However, it was only furniture design that allowed him to fully unleash his creativity and develop a distinctive design language. His approach to design appears disobedient, questioning established archetypes and pushing the boundaries of material possibilities to achieve unexpected results. His work has won numerous awards for innovation, including the Good Design 2016 distinction from the Argentine Ministry of Production, Best Design Project 2011 awarded by Innovadores de América, Best Innovative Entrepreneurship 2009 from Empretec, and the 1st prize in industrial design in 2010 and 2008 as part of INNOVAR (Argentina’s National Innovation Award). His projects have also been featured in exhibitions at prestigious art museums in Argentina. He is considered one of the most promising Latin American designers.
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