Sela Chair

The Back Rope Chair is a distinguished lounge or accent chair that strongly adheres to the Mid-Century Modern aesthetic, characterized by a bold, dark contrast between its frame and upholstery. The exposed frame is constructed from rich, warm-toned wood (such as teak or mahogany), featuring thick, squared-off edges and a low profile. The arms are straight and flat, and the legs are slightly angled. Instead of a solid wooden base, the chair utilizes a webbed suspension system composed of thick, dark straps (likely leather or canvas) that run beneath the seat cushion, providing support and visual texture. The chair is fitted with large, plush, rectangular cushions for both the seat and back, upholstered in a dark, charcoal grey or black fabric. This combination of dark cushions, the webbing detail, and the warm wooden frame creates a luxurious, masculine, and sophisticated seating option.

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.