Architectural Wraparound Frame
The back and arm sections are visually connected rather than treated as separate components. This gives the chair a stronger architectural identity while creating a more enclosed and relaxed seating position.
Deep, Generous Seat
The wider and deeper seat is designed for lounging rather than upright dining, allowing the user to sit back more naturally for longer periods.
Softened Geometry
Straight teak sections are balanced by subtle curves and softened transitions around the upper frame. This reduces the rigid feel of a box-shaped lounge chair and minimizes prominent sharp corners around the arms and back.
Tapered Legs
The legs narrow slightly toward the floor, helping the substantial upper frame feel lighter and more proportionate.
Cushion Options
The seat and back cushion specifications can be adjusted according to the installation environment and preferred sitting feel.
For exposed outdoor areas, quick-dry reticulated foam is the more practical option because its open-cell structure helps water drain and air circulate.
For covered terraces and sheltered lounge areas, high-density outdoor foam can be selected for a fuller and more structured sitting feel.
Available upholstery options may include:
- Solution-dyed acrylic
- Olefin outdoor fabric
- Performance polyester
- Custom fabric colors and textures
- Removable cushion covers
- Corrosion-resistant zippers
For lounge seating, different foam densities can also be discussed to achieve either a softer, more relaxed feel or firmer support.
Teak Finish Options
Natural Teak
Fine-sanded to retain the natural grain and warm tone of the wood. With prolonged outdoor exposure, the surface will gradually develop a silver-gray patina.
Aged Teak
A hand-applied finish gives the chair a softer, weathered appearance from the beginning.
For project orders, teak finishes can also be coordinated with matching sofas, coffee tables or other pieces in the same outdoor setting.
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