The MOMA collection stems from a meticulous hand-drawing process aimed at finding the right visual balance between the three elements that make up each seat. The project reinterprets the junction between backrest and seat, turning the structural connector into a distinctive aesthetic feature of the entire collection. The result is a family with a precise and considered character — one that asserts its identity through the refinement of a single detail, repeated consistently across every variation. The family includes a wide range of variations, from chairs to stools, available either with a solid wood base or in a stackable version with tubular steel legs.