Bold dots, each split into halves of rust wood-grain, black and a small check, give these chairs a graphic, 1970s energy. They are the statement piece for a coffee shop that wants its lounge corner to show up in guests' photos. The frames are walnut-tone solid wood in several shapes.
Versions shown:
- a channel-back armchair with flat arms and cane panels
- an armchair with compass legs and curved wooden arm rests
- a compass-leg chair with upholstered arm caps
- an armless slipper on V-shaped legs with a stretcher
- an armless slipper on a two-leg V base
- a slipper resting in an open sled frame
- a puffed three-channel slipper in a sled frame
Use one or two against plain walls and floors; a full room of this print would be a lot.
Construction: solid wood frames, glued and screwed, catalyzed lacquer; cane webbing in routed frames; plywood deck, high-resilience foam with fiber wrap; printed or jacquard contract fabric.
Where it works: cafe lounge corners, dessert shops, boutique hotel lobbies and record-store cafes.
Options: frame version, stain, fabric (COM accepted); CAL TB 117-2013 foam on request.
