The PJ Chair
The arms and legs of this truly unique lounge chair are reclaimed Maple and were originally supposed to be table legs! The seat began as an experiment in a wooden textile. The slight geometric effect on the upholstery is actually 500 small wooden triangles adhered to the underside of the leather. As with so many of our pieces, it is a lot of work to achieve a subtle but startling effect. The seat back swivels to match whatever posture suits you. Fine craft, subtle detail, and as always, a bit of whimsy. Pictured in Maple and Walnut, with leather.
The arms and legs of this truly unique lounge chair are reclaimed Maple and were originally supposed to be table legs! The seat began as an experiment in a wooden textile. The slight geometric effect on the upholstery is actually 500 small wooden triangles adhered to the underside of the leather. As with so many of our pieces, it is a lot of work to achieve a subtle but startling effect. The seat back swivels to match whatever posture suits you. Fine craft, subtle detail, and as always, a bit of whimsy. Pictured in Maple and Walnut, with leather.
The arms and legs of this truly unique lounge chair are reclaimed Maple and were originally supposed to be table legs! The seat began as an experiment in a wooden textile. The slight geometric effect on the upholstery is actually 500 small wooden triangles adhered to the underside of the leather. As with so many of our pieces, it is a lot of work to achieve a subtle but startling effect. The seat back swivels to match whatever posture suits you. Fine craft, subtle detail, and as always, a bit of whimsy. Pictured in Maple and Walnut, with leather.