What defines Pienza is the shape of its arms: each armrest runs forward from the back, curls downward at its tip and joins the side frame, leaving an open, flowing S-shaped profile on both sides. The wooden body has a walnut tone, and the front legs flare slightly outward as they meet the floor, giving the set a steady stance. The armchairs have reclined back frames built with parallel slats, and the cushions rest against this slatted surface. Buttons quilt the back cushions into soft squares, and the textured cream fabric sets up a clear contrast with the darker wood. The rectangular coffee table that sits between the sofa and the two armchairs has a top made of two slatted panels split down the middle. Underneath, each pair of end legs is joined by a curved U-shaped piece, and a central lower rail links the two ends. It creates the same calm arrangement on a balcony, a terrace or in a living room.