This lounge chair redefines material application by incorporating armored glass, a material traditionally used in security industries, into furniture design. The chair features a voluminous, upholstered seat contrasted by transparent glass armrests that enhance lightness and elegance. Extensive research on glass lamination allowed for the integration of textile within the glass layers, merging strength with visual delicacy. The result is a timeless, innovative piece that challenges conventional upholstery and reimagines the role of glass in domestic furniture.

Fabrizio Constanza is one of today’s most influential artist and designer from Guatemala. Over the last 25 years, he has consistently challenged the traditional boundaries between visual and functional Art. He has established as the most awarded and recognized studio furniture designer in the region. His body of work includes Conceptual Art and Functional Art. His inspiration comes from the emotions generated by existence: The passage of time, reflections of the world, past nostalgia and future signs. Fabrizio captures and materializes emotions in Art and Design. Fabrizio’s design process has been applied in projects, which go from architecture and interior design to consulting in commercial and private projects. His work has been published in Art Market Magazine, DM Design Magazine, Design Milk, Design You Trust, Yahoo News Business, San Francisco Gate, Timesunion.com, ID Magazine and Architecture and Design Colorado, to mention a few.

Fabrizio Constanza Design is a multidisciplinary studio specializing in the intersection of art and design. With a focus on conceptual and functional art, the studio develops projects that integrate craftsmanship, material exploration, and thoughtful spatial compositions. The work spans furniture, sculptural pieces, and design consulting, emphasizing durability, cultural context, and sustainability. Fabrizio Constanza Design collaborates with master artisans and industry professionals to create works that engage both aesthetic and practical considerations. The studio’s projects have been exhibited internationally and are part of private and public collections.