It is inspired by the Japanese technique of Kintsugi - which tends to enhance the rupture of an object rather than hide it - the KIN seat, a highly versatile product, perfect also for the contract sector. As in the Japanese tradition, the designers have recomposed the different parts of the structure in a new aesthetic solution, which convey the impression of an apparently unstable equilibrium. The supporting structure is hidden from view and the illusory contrast between the various parts can be accentuated with different finishes and materials. Among the functional pluses of formal discontinuity there is a reduced encumbrance of the armrests, able to offer the right support without being bulky and allowing to comfortably place the chair under the table.