Tearoom Swivel Chair, With Loose Cover

A contemporary reinterpretation of Charles Rennie Mackintosh's Willow Chair from the early 1900s, the Tearoom Lounge Chair balances femininity, modernity and functionality in one generously proportioned design. Its low, wide seat and embracing form with an upright back offer exceptional support while promoting relaxation. The washable loose cover in Logan cotton-wool blend bouclé in three colorways adds a new dimension to traditional fabrics, providing a structured look with a super-soft feel, as well as ease of maintenance and long-lasting appeal.

Lounge Chair: 28.5"W x 27.6"D x 30.7"H, Seat Height: 16.9"

Club Chair: 23.6"W x 22.8"D x 30.7"H, Seat Height: 18.5"

Materials
Plywood frame with painted MDF base
Five-layer seat foam on elastic belts
Double-layer foam back and armrests
Swivel base with return

Notes
Removable loose cover with zipper.

Upholstery
Available in custom upholstery and leather options. Contact us for options and a quotation.
Fully upholstered with a loose cover in Logan textile.

Certification
TSCA Title VI compliant

Testing
ANSI/BIFMA X5.4-2020

Care
Wipe the base with a damp cloth.
Brush the upholstery gently and blot spills right away.
Contact us for care instructions for your textile or leather.

Audo products include a 2-year warranty from the date of purchase, covering manufacturing defects.

The warranty is void if the product is modified (e.g., re-wiring lighting) or used in an unintended manner (e.g., placing an indoor product outdoors).

Discontinued products may not be replaceable, even if the 2-year warranty period has not expired.

Designer Nick Ross, a Scottish-Swedish designer based in Stockholm, studied industrial design at Gray's School of Art, winning the Arts & Heritage prize in 2008 for his project Stray. After completing a Master's in interior architecture and furniture design at Konstfack in 2013, he apprenticed under Matti Klenell before founding his eponymous studio in 2014. Specializing in spatial design that explores materials and light, Ross intertwines historical research with contemporary design, focusing on ancient history to interpret user relationships. His work delves into the role of storytelling and historical interpretation in shaping cultural perceptions and experiences, aiming to bridge past and present through thoughtful design interventions. Brand

Audo Copenhagen is a renowned Danish design company specializing in creating high-quality, minimalist furniture, lighting, and accessories. Formed from the merger of Menu and by Lassen, Audo emphasizes Scandinavian design principles, combining functionality with timeless aesthetics. The company collaborates with a diverse range of designers to produce innovative and sustainable products that are appreciated worldwide.

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