The DSC 106 chair, designed in 1965 by Giancarlo Piretti for Anonima Castelli, is a classic example of Italian modernist seating. It features a lightweight chrome tubular steel frame with a simple, “floating” seat and back, available in materials like wood, plastic, or upholstery. The chair is stackable and practical, making it ideal for offices, conference spaces, and public interiors. Today, it is considered a design icon valued for its balance of functionality, elegance, and timeless appeal.