Two leathers, two tones: the Kiama's tan outer shell frames an olive-green inner back, seat cushion and arm fronts, and a tan band runs across the base of the seat. The arms are angled at the front, and the chair stands on four splayed, tapered walnut-tone legs.
The proportions are generous but not bulky, so it suits a reading corner, a hotel room or a pair either side of a low table in a lounge. In the scene it sits by a stone path and pond, showing how the darker greens hold up in a natural-material fitout. Glides are fitted to all four legs.
Construction: timber and plywood frame, high-resilience foam with fibre wrap, faux or genuine leather with contrast stitching; solid timber legs with glides.
Where it works: hotel lounges and rooms, reading corners, restaurant waiting areas and private dining lounges.
Options: colour pairing for shell and inner panels, fabric versions, leg stain; COM/COL accepted.
