Bramley House

BH | Studio Kalmar Armchair

Regular price
$349.00
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$349.00
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Color
Color: Cream
House Note · About this piece

Mid-century Scandinavian chairs took their character from the wood. Instead of hiding a frame under padding, makers let solid timber arms curve around the seat in full view, and the open-armed lounge chair became one of the most livable shapes of the twentieth century.

This chair has a solid hardwood frame whose arms sweep in rounded loops from the back down to the legs. The seat and back are upholstered in a textured bouclé, a fabric named for the French word for curled, after its small looped yarns. Dense foam padding gives firm, even support. A matching lumbar cushion comes with it, and felt pads protect the floor. Some assembly is required.

It is the right size for a bedroom, a study or a small sitting room. Set it by a window with a side table for a mug of coffee and a stack of magazines, or pair it with a sofa as the extra seat that everyone ends up wanting.

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Kalmar Armchair in Cream, front view. Textured bouclé over dense foam on a solid wood frame with rounded arms.
Kalmar Armchair in Cream, three-quarter view showing the full profile.
Kalmar Armchair in Cream, side view showing the depth.
Kalmar Armchair in Cream, rear view.
Kalmar Armchair in Cream, front view. Textured bouclé over dense foam on a solid wood frame with rounded arms.
Kalmar Armchair in Cream, three-quarter view showing the full profile.
Kalmar Armchair in Cream, side view showing the depth.
Kalmar Armchair in Cream, rear view.
Kalmar Armchair in Cream, front view. Textured bouclé over dense foam on a solid wood frame with rounded arms.
Kalmar Armchair in Cream, three-quarter view showing the full profile.
Kalmar Armchair in Cream, side view showing the depth.
Kalmar Armchair in Cream, rear view.
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