Sereno Lounge Chair

The chair that shows every decision that went into making it.
There is a craft tradition — in joinery, in furniture making, in the way India has always built things — that treats the junction between materials as an opportunity rather than a problem. The Sereno Lounge Chair was designed in that tradition. A solid wood frame — warm, square-section, and entirely exposed — holds a seat and backrest in fabric that float within the structure with the quiet confidence of cushions that know they are supported. The arm panels wrap between the corner posts in the same glacial green, and where fabric meets timber, dark metal binding details circle each junction — the considered fastening that makes the joinery the most interesting detail in the chair.
Wood brings the warmth and honest grain of real timber to a frame that has nothing to hide — every corner, every joint, every structural decision visible and resolved. Fabric gives the upholstery the calm, considered presence of a colour chosen for how it sits against warm acacia rather than how it performs on its own. The metal binding details on the sides add the final layer — structural, decorative, and entirely honest in the way they reference the binding traditions of Indian craft. A lounge chair designed in India, for the home that understands the most considered pieces are always the ones that show their work.