The Fremantle range uses the same cream split-dot jacquard as our Scarborough tubs but on more varied, leggier frames. It gives designers a set of shapes that sit together in one lounge without all looking the same. Frame shapes shown:
- an armless slipper chair on four turned timber legs
- a curved-back slipper chair on a polished brass-tone plinth
- a slipper chair on a timber plinth base
- a channel-tufted armchair with thick rolled arms
- a bolster armchair with stacked round cushions on slim metal legs
- an L-shaped low chair with one rolled arm
- a three-channel armchair with square upholstered legs
The armless slippers are the most compact and suit tight bar lounges; the rolled-arm and bolster chairs need more room and work as feature pieces.
Construction: plywood and timber frames, high-resilience foam with fibre wrap; timber, steel or brass-finish bases with glides.
Where it works: boutique hotel lounges, bar lounges, restaurant waiting areas and salons.
Options: any base shown, plain or patterned contract fabric, COM accepted, fire-retardant foams to your certifier's standard.
