Although the single chair or single sofa is not higher than the main sofa in the furniture, it is also the most important supporting furniture. In many home improvement designs, it will even be used as the highlight of a space.

Here are those designer classic armchairs from Italian brand Molteni&C. "Combining functionality and aesthetics to support the body and lift the spirit" - that's what the Molteni&C armchair in Italy was designed for.

1. Armchairs: D.154.2

Designer: Gio Ponti

This armchair was originally designed for a project closest to Gio Ponti's inner world - Villa Planchart.

It is part of the Gio Ponti collection, completed by Molteni&C under the artistic direction of the Cerri&Associa studio, on this piece the architect reflects on his inspiration from his travels to Latin America in 1952-53.

GioPonti's design embodies the sophistication full of Italian fascination, this chair is not only used for entertaining VIPs, but also a sculpture of sculpture, a work of art of art.

2. Armchairs: D.153.1

Designer: Gio Ponti

D.153.1 was designed in 1953 as part of the furniture of Gio Ponti's private residence in Via Dezza, Milan. This version was made by Molteni&C from the original drawings in the Gio Ponti archive.

Brass structure covered with two-tone leather or Punteggiato fabric that reinterprets the ancient velvet weaving technique for a contemporary look. For example a tight sequence of staggered discs with gradients of various colors.

3. Armchair: D.156.3

Designer: Gio Ponti

The D.156.3 was designed by Gio Ponti and produced for Altamira and was exhibited at the 10th Milan Triennale. "People think architecture should be purely functional, with little space for decoration. But the Italian genius couldn't help but create something more human, which we call Latin."

4. Armchairs: D.270.2

Designer: Gio Ponti

"This is a new wide chair with a foldable narrow seat" - Gio Ponti wrote in 1970. The D.270.2 is lightweight yet strong, with a small overall size and versatility for a variety of occasions. Now, in collaboration with the Gio Ponti Archives, Molteni&C reissues the D.270.1 armchair, foldable, seat available in fabric, leather or wicker, or upholstered in fabric "Poesia del mare" designed by Gio Ponti in 1970 .

5. Armchair: Gillis

Designer: Vincent Van Duysen

The structural functions of the Gillis seat and reclining rely on straps, which are ergonomic and guarantee the perfect comfort of the seat. Seat and backrest are comfortably upholstered in a selection of knitted or leather fabrics.

6. Armchair: Woody

Designer: Francesco Meda

The Woody armchair has a solid wooden frame, harmonious connecting lines, leather-covered seat and backrest. The seamless, screwless construction produces a lightweight, organic visual.

The ergonomic design makes Woody incredibly comfortable, making it ideal for hotel or home environments such as bedrooms or conversation corners.

7. Armchair: Allure

Designer: Matteo Nunziati

The Allure armchair is the result of finding a balanced proportional relationship between the different components. Curved, concise and rigorous, it is matched by slim silhouettes and decisive lines.

The armchair's compact size and material make it suitable for both domestic use and public spaces in hotels, suites and serviced apartments.

8. Armchair: Chelsea

Designer: Rodolfo Dordoni

The Chelsea range of chairs and armchairs is Rodolfo Dordoni's design masterpiece, with an enveloping back that enhances the overall detail. In terms of design, Chelsea boasts modest dimensions and microsecond proportions.

The new Chelsea complements the Milanese designer's acclaimed collection, which was first launched in 2014.