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Fillet is a lounge chair in which different production processes, applied to various materials, combine to create a lightweight yet highly stable and durable structure. The calendering process, applied to metal, shapes a structural frame where the connection joints between the parts are not hidden but become a distinctive design feature. Resting organically on this frame, thanks to its geometry, is a sheet of aluminum for the outdoor version or curved plywood for the indoor one. The identical bending radius used for both the steel tubing of the legs and the seat enhances the visual and structural harmony between the elements, giving the chair its name. A slim padded element adapts to the shape of the shell and, completely independent from it, can be easily replaced. In mechanical engineering, a Fillet is a rounded transition between two surfaces that helps distribute stress more evenly. The name also refers to a command in Rhino, a 3D modeling software.