In a hotel's private dining salon, guests notice the host chair first. This set gives it a role: a taller wingback in the same leather as the rest, with horizontal channels across the back and flared wings.
The guest chairs are shell armchairs in two tones of grey leather. The outer shell is a darker grey and wraps forward into short arms; the inner back and seat are lighter. Slim dark legs angle out slightly for stability.
The table pairs an ivory top, edged with a thin wood band, with a large dark veined-stone lazy Susan. Under it, a drum of vertical timber fluting conceals the steel frame. The images show tables from about ten seats to a sixteen-seat version for larger salons.
Options
- Top in sintered stone, marble or lacquer; turntable stone to match the room
- Fluting in oak or walnut veneer, stained to your joinery
- Chairs in leather, COL or contract vinyl; channel pattern on the host chair can be repeated on guest chairs
Send the room plan and we will propose the diameter that keeps 36 in (91 cm) or more behind every chair for service.
