Leisure & accent chairs
The chairs people actually relax in: a lobby armchair, a café accent piece, a lounge corner. Wider seat, deeper recline angle than a dining chair, and a frame that becomes part of the look.
A leisure chair is judged sitting down and standing back. The shaped channel-stitched backs you see on our velvet accent line are tooled here, so the stitch lines stay even across a production run instead of wandering chair to chair. The frame finish matters as much as the fabric — a brushed-gold or rose-gold leg lifts a plain velvet shell into something a designer will specify, and that plating is where cheap factories cut corners and the colour goes blotchy.
Honest note on plating: an electroplated gold frame looks the best and holds up indoors, but for anything near a pool or a coast we'll quote you a powder-coat in a gold tone instead — it won't pit. Tell us where the chair lives and we'll match the finish to it rather than default to whatever photographs best.
Typical specification
| Frame | Steel tube with electroplated (gold / rose-gold / black) or powder-coat finish |
|---|---|
| Back | Shaped, channel-stitched or plain; with or without arms |
| Upholstery | Velvet, boucle, woven fabric or PU |
| Seat foam | Moulded HR foam, ~30–40 kg/m³ for a softer lounge feel |
| Use | Lobby, reception, café, lounge and residential accent |
| Pack | Assembled or KD; FCL cartons with corner and leg protection |
| Testing | Built to BIFMA / EN seating patterns; third-party reports on request |
Specs above are typical build options, not a fixed datasheet — tell us your market and target price and we'll confirm what we'd actually quote, including the choices we'd talk you out of.
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Chair types, quantities and your market in a few lines. If something is outside what we run well, we'll say so rather than burn your sampling budget.