Madison Lounge Chair

The chair that holds you in two tones. Neither one compromising the other.
There are lounge chairs that wrap around the sitter and there are lounge chairs that frame them — that create a considered architecture of material and form around the person within, giving the room's most personal seat the quality of something designed rather than merely upholstered. The Madison was designed to frame. Deep brown channelled arm panels rise on each side — three rounded tubular forms running the full height of each arm in a sculpted rhythm that gives the chair its most distinctive profile — while a generous sand linen seat and backrest fill the space between them with the warm, honest comfort of a fabric chosen for how it feels as much as how it looks. A dull bronze X-frame base carries the entire piece with the quiet luxury of a metal that earns its place without announcing it.
The dual-tone composition is the Madison's material story — the deeper brown of the channelled arms making the sand linen appear more luminous, the sand linen making the brown appear more considered. Neither tone exists without the other, and the line where they meet — at the inner edge of each arm panel — is the detail that makes the chair worth looking at from every angle. Wide, generous, and entirely resolved in its proportions, the Madison gives the living room the kind of lounge chair that makes the room feel finished. A chair designed in India, for the home that understands the most considered seats are always the ones where every material decision was made in service of the person who will spend the most time in it.