Jeannerette Loom (Arm)

The Carved Chair is an attractive and versatile dining chair that flawlessly combines natural materials with a contemporary silhouette. The frame is constructed from light-toned wood, likely natural oak or beech, featuring a smooth, light finish that gives the chair a soft, airy look. It features a comfortable, arched backrest filled with a panel of finely woven cane or rattan webbing, which introduces a delicate, organic texture.W x D x H = 60 x 56 x 84 (in cm)Available in wood material : – Mahogany – Sungkai – Jati/TeakFinishing color can be customized by the customer.

The Hamada Chair is a highly distinctive and architectural dining or accent chair that features a bold, contrasting aesthetic. The frame is constructed from dark-stained wood, lending it a heavy, grounding presence. The defining characteristic of the Hamada Chair is its unique support structure: the back and legs are connected by a vertical H-shaped element in the center, giving the chair a striking, geometric look. The seating is provided by two separate, plush cushions—one for the seat and one for the backrest—both upholstered in a light, dusty blue or gray-blue fabric. The cushions are thick and square/rectangular, contrasting sharply with the dark, angular frame. This blend of strong, dark wood structure and soft, muted upholstery gives the Hamada Chair a powerful, post-modern or contemporary geometric appeal.

The Salati Chair is a beautifully crafted accent or occasional chair that blends elements of the classic Windsor spindle back with a curved, contemporary profile. The entire frame is constructed from light-toned, natural wood (such as ash or light oak), maintaining a bright, minimalist aesthetic. The chair is defined by its wide, curved continuous arm and backrest, which is filled with vertical, slightly angled spindles (rods).