Pigalle arose from observations of Mediterranean boulevards, where modernist steel balustrades meet sun-dried fishing nets. The furniture's aluminum frame creates a single, continuous line—flowing like a calligraphic gesture—that suspends the seat above the floor, reminiscent of a yacht's railing or the contours of a Riva gondola. The hoop-shaped base seamlessly transitions from the legs to the tread, weaving Bauhaus dynamism with the organic softness of pebbles. This sculptural yet understated silhouette exudes an awareness of materiality and a desire for visual lightness.

The designers studied the cross-sections of classic RIB hulls and the angle at which the rope wraps the cleat, hence the absence of sharp angles and the presence of softly modeled rays. The braid pattern is based on analysis of traditional olive basket weaving, translated into a modern, highly UV-resistant polypropylene rope. It's a conscious modulation of craft heritage, translated into the language of contemporary outdoor use.