Alicia Living armchair

A Design That Feels Easy

The Alicia Living armchair from Talenti has a lightness to it that reads immediately. The lines are clean and harmonious, shaped into a form that feels welcoming without trying too hard. It sits somewhere between structured and relaxed — contemporary in character, bright in presence. There’s nothing heavy or overwrought about it. It simply looks right.

And that’s what makes it versatile. The Alicia works around a dining table just as well as it does in a living room setting. Its proportions are balanced enough to move between contexts without feeling out of place.

Materials and Construction

The frame is built from ash wood, with a seat frame in multilayer wood — a combination that keeps things solid without unnecessary bulk. The overall weight comes in at around 22 lbs, so it’s easy to reposition when needed. Seat height sits at approximately 16 inches, a comfortable standard for both dining and lounging.

Padding is high-density expanded polyurethane foam throughout the structure and backrest, with polyester fiber layered into the back cushion for a softer feel. It’s a smart build. Firm where it needs to be, giving where it should.

Upholstery Options

Talenti offers the Alicia in a wide range of upholstery. Fabric options span several categories — A through E, plus a LUX tier — while leather is available in Category F and Category G LUX. That range means it can go understated or rich depending on the space and the intention. Frame finishes add another layer of choice: lacquered options in Ecru, Black, Red, and Verdigris, or wood finishes in Natural Oak, Black Open Pore, and Canaletto Walnut.

It’s the kind of flexibility that lets the chair adapt to very different interiors without redesigning itself.

Comfort Without Compromise

The seat is supportive but not stiff. High-density foam does the structural work, while the polyester fiber back cushion adds a layer that makes longer sitting feel natural. It’s not a deep lounge chair — it wasn’t designed to be. But it holds the body well, whether pulled up to a table or set in a quieter corner for conversation.

Where It Belongs

The Alicia Living armchair doesn’t demand a specific room. It’s at home in a dining area, a reading nook, a bedroom corner. Its spontaneous, refined design keeps it from feeling too formal or too casual. And because the frame and finish options are broad enough, it can be tailored to fit an existing palette rather than fighting against one.

Built with quality materials and a clear point of view, this is a chair that should hold up well over time — both structurally and visually. Nothing trend-driven, nothing forced. Just a well-considered piece of furniture.