- A statement of luxury, innovation & style. The Leather Executive Chair is ergonomically designed for chic comfort and convenience.
The chair is sumptuously upholstered in the finest soft leather, hand cut and shaped by experienced artisans. Each piece of leather is hand stitched in contrasting thread, ensuring a luxuriously flawless finish of the highest quality and standard.
The chair features a number of incorporated and concealed compartments, which can be used to discreetly tidy away everyday objects or to hide precious ones. As well as being exceptionally comfortable, our Leather Executive Chair is designed to put everything the client may need at their fingertips.
The under-shell is hand-formed, making the chair lightweight yet durable. Each storage space is handcrafted in Walnut and lined in suede. The chair is supported on a nickel plated column, engineered to allow the chair to be tilted and adjusted in height. The supporting column terminates on four splayed legs with glides.
The are several optional design extras which can be incorporated into the standard model, including built-in bluetooth speakers and fingerprint access for the secret draw at the front. We can also supply this piece in a number of different colours and shades, in order to perfectly fit your colour scheme.
Download FileDownload a brochure for the Luxury Executive Chair - Standard Dimensions
- Width: 780mm
- Depth: 759mm
- Seat Width: 500mm
- Seat Depth: 500mm
- Seat Height: 450mm
- Arm Height: 650mm
- Back Height: 1000mm
Standard Features- Materials: Leather with contrasting stitching, nickel, suede & walnut.
- Finish: Natural hand waxed Leather finish, 30% open grain walnut and nickel plating.
- Compartments in the back and a hidden compartment in the front.
Optional Extras- Embedded bluetooth speakers
- Fingerprint security access for front compartment
Customisation
We are able to offer this piece in a number of different timbers and materials upon request. Please contact us using the Order tab to enquire about custom commissions.
