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The Tata chair by Pointhouse , designed by Arter&Citton, is an icon of contemporary Italian design that reinterprets the classic school chair with a contemporary twist. The teardrop-shaped tubular steel frame is laser-cut and assembled with a die-cast aluminum joint, to which the backrest is attached with a concealed mechanism. The slender rear legs rest seamlessly on the ground, lending linear formality and visual lightness. The seat and backrest are available in polypropylene, wood veneer, fabric, eco-leather, or leather , with a wide range of colors and finishes for the epoxy powder-coated frame. Thanks to its dynamic style and wide range of colors, it fits seamlessly into both modern home environments and professional settings such as bars and restaurants. The Made in Italy quality is evident in the attention to construction details and the solidity of the structure, ensuring a long-lasting furnishing accessory with a strong aesthetic impact.
Technical features
General characteristics
- Type: fixed chair
- Brand / Model: Pointhouse Tata
- Design: Arter&Citton
- Made in Italy
- Destination: residential and contract (bars, restaurants, hotels, offices, collective spaces)
Structure
- Frame: laser-cut drop-section tubular steel
- Leg-back connection joint: die-cast aluminium
- Backrest fixing: concealed mechanism integrated into the joint
- Structure painting: epoxy powders, wide range of colors
Seat and backrest – available finishes
- Fiberglass-reinforced polypropylene, in numerous color variations
- Veneered wood
- Fabric covering
- Eco-leather upholstery
- Leather upholstery
For details on color charts, textures, and textile categories, contact us: customization is complete.
Dimensions
- Width: 43 cm
- Depth: 51 cm
- Total height: 85 cm
- Seat height: 45 cm
Performance
- Durability: Designed for heavy residential and commercial (contract) use
- Maintenance: easy cleaning with a damp cloth and neutral detergents
- Customization: hundreds of possible combinations between frame and shell
Advantages and strengths
Exclusive drop-shaped tubular structure : patented Pointhouse section that visually identifies the product
Die-cast aluminum joint : structural strength and refined aesthetic detail
Versatile use : suitable for both domestic dining rooms and intensive contract contexts
Wide customization : unlimited combinations of frame colors and seat/back finishes
Strong design identity : iconic reinterpretation of the school chair, ergonomic and contemporary
Made in Italy : designed and produced entirely in Italy with selected materials
Intended use and target
The Tata chair by Pointhouse is the ideal choice for those seeking a distinctive chair that can move effortlessly between home and public spaces. It's aimed at families seeking a youthful and versatile addition to their dining area, professional studios and offices seeking lightweight yet distinctive seating, and contract furnishing providers—restaurants, bars, hotels, community spaces, and executive offices—who require a durable, customizable product with a distinctive aesthetic.
Pointhouse Tata Chair Tips
When choosing a dining chair like the Tata, first consider the ratio between seat height (45 cm) and table height: for optimal comfort, the space between the tabletop and seat should be around 28-30 cm. The seat finish determines its use: polypropylene is the most practical in the kitchen and contract sector due to its ease of cleaning and durability, veneer lends warmth and a more enveloping, homely feel, while fabric, eco-leather, and leather enhance perceived comfort and elegance, ideal for the most prestigious living and dining areas. The epoxy powder coating on the frame ensures good durability. When ordering multiple chairs, consider coordinated or deliberately contrasting color combinations, taking advantage of the wide range of colors to personalize the space.
Frequently Asked Questions about the Pointhouse Tata Chair (FAQ)
- What is the difference between Tata and Tata Young?
The classic Tata has a drop-section tubular structure (exclusive to Pointhouse) with a die-cast aluminium joint, while the Tata Young uses a round tubular structure with a technopolymer backrest cover: two different interpretations of the same design language. - Where does the inspiration for the project come from?
The designer took inspiration from classroom seating, reinterpreting it as a metaphor for personal growth and education, and bringing it back into domestic and community environments. - Is it suitable for contract use in bars and restaurants?
Yes, the Tata is also designed for high-traffic public spaces: the steel structure with aluminum joint ensures solidity over time. - Can I order different colors for each specimen?
Yes, each chair can be individually configured, both in terms of the frame finish and the seat and backrest. It's possible to create coordinated sets or multicolored compositions. - Is there a matching stool version?
Yes, the Tata collection also includes a stool with the same design identity, available in various seat heights.
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First published: May 13, 2026
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