Lupa Chair
The relationship between cast or metal detailing and upholstery gives the piece much of its visual character.
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DetailsThe interest in Lupa Chair comes from how the main volumes are resolved rather than from added decoration. Strong yet nimble shapes meander around the back and seat, morphing into four legs that gracefully fall to the floor. Highlighting both the beauty of materials and craftsmanship, the Lupa range includes coffee tables, side tables, consoles, seats, and storage pieces.
Lupa Chair works naturally around a dining table, but its shape has enough character for hospitality or occasional use as well. Repeating it keeps a larger setting calm; using one or two lets the design read more like an accent.
“Keep the top surface relatively uncluttered so everyday use does not hide the front and material detail.”
The design has a clear functional role, but the storage is integrated into a piece intended to remain visible.
Use softer surrounding materials to balance the metal: upholstery, wool, linen or a warmer wood tone will stop the scheme from becoming too hard.
Same shape, other pieces
- Brand
- Hamilton Conte
- Brand from
- Porto, Portugal
- Family
- Lupa
- Type
- Chair, clean-lined
- Rooms
- Dining Room, Living Room
- Size
- Made to your size, agreed with the brand
- Fabric and finish
- From the brand's range, agreed when you enquire
- Item no.
- INK-HC-0087
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