Tribeca Armchair
The relationship between wood and upholstery gives the piece much of its visual character.
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DetailsWhat gives Tribeca Armchair its identity is the way proportion and structure remain visible. A one-piece frame envelops a generous seat, siting on a discreet, almost invisible base. Tribeca Armchair features generous, enveloping lines.
Tribeca Armchair can work as a single accent beside a sofa, as a pair across a coffee table, or in a quieter reading corner. Leave enough space around the silhouette so the chair feels deliberately placed rather than tucked into leftover space.
“Choose the fabric or leather with the surrounding materials in mind, and avoid treating the seat as a standalone colour decision.”
The upholstery is a large part of how Tribeca Armchair will read in a finished room.
Let the wood and upholstery create the main contrast. Natural textiles, a quieter rug and one simple table surface will keep the room warm without making it feel overly coordinated.
Same shape, other pieces
- Brand
- Hamilton Conte
- Brand from
- Porto, Portugal
- Family
- Tribeca
- Type
- Armchair, enveloping
- Rooms
- 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-0050
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