BH | Studio Ronda Arched-Back Bouclé Dining Chair

The slipper chair, low, armless and fully upholstered, was a Victorian bedroom chair, made for sitting to pull on stockings and shoes. Its simple, compact outline has since moved downstairs, and today it is as at home at a dining table as at a dressing table, as easily in a whitewashed Andalusian house in Ronda as in a London townhouse.

This chair is one continuous curve: a high back rounded at the top like an arched window, flowing into a padded seat and then over the front edge to the floor in a waterfall sweep, the way a slipper chair is built. Padding runs right through it, under a soft bouclé in Cream or Dove, a cloth woven from looped yarn; the yarn is spun from recycled plastic bottles and the fabric is certified free of harmful substances. Glides that will not mark the floor sit beneath, it is rated to 300 lbs, and it arrives fully assembled.

In either colour it is soft and luminous around a pale stone or white dining table, at a desk in a home office, or alone at a dressing table in a bedroom with a mirror and a dish of earrings. In a living room it makes a sculptural extra seat. The bouclé loves travertine, warm oak and a paper lantern, for a gentle, gallery-like room. This listing is for one chair.