
Barrel-Shaped Wraparound Back
The back and arms form one continuous enclosure around the seat. This gives the chair more visual presence while creating a naturally sheltered lounge position.
Vertical Rope Weaving
Instead of a conventional horizontal weave, the rope runs vertically along the side and back panels. The fine spacing creates texture while keeping the frame visually clean.
Slim Back Opening
A narrow gap between the woven back and seat allows light to pass through the frame and prevents the upholstered area from looking too enclosed.
Ribbed Teak Detailing
Vertical grooves along selected teak sections echo the direction of the rope weave, creating a more unified material language across the chair.
Rope Options
The rope color can be coordinated with the teak finish and upholstery.
Common choices may include:
- Sand
- Beige
- Taupe
- Warm gray
- Charcoal
- Custom project colors
Lighter rope tones keep the chair soft and coastal, while deeper tones create stronger contrast against natural teak.
Teak Finish Options
Natural Teak
Fine-sanded to preserve the original grain and warm wood tone. Outdoor exposure will gradually develop a silver-gray patina.
Aged Teak
A hand-applied finish gives the wood a softer, naturally weathered appearance from the beginning.
For larger residential and hospitality projects, teak finish matching can also be discussed across sofas, lounge chairs and tables.