STL Hotel Furnishing’s classic and modern hotel armchairs fit perfectly into any hotel style, offering comfort and elegance.
is a fabric armchair with armrests.
It is a hotpot of trends, springing from diverse styles, the New York neighbourhood that lends its name to the new system of modular sofas and ottomans,. A choice that’s almost a declaration of intents: the strong personality of the seats, in fact, is born out of the meeting between extremely innovative materials in the upholstery world, and retro lines that hint at the seats of old cinemas and Off-Broadway theatres. The structure lays on an lacquered aluminium subframe that features slender legs, living it an elegant lightness; leather or fabric frames are then of great impact, both on the side and back of the sofa, with their lightly rounded shapes housing the cushions in leather or fabric, themselves extremely soft, enveloping. The result is a seating system devoted to comfort and emotional design.
STRUCTURE: Moulded polyurethane foam with metal support, covered with cuoio, leather or fabric
SUSPENSIONS: rubber and polypropylene belts.
SEAT: polyurethane foam, density 30 kg/m³ + memory foam.
BACK + ARMREST: polyurethane foam, density 25 kg/m³ + memory foam.
BASE: aluminium
Available in leather or fabric.
98 x 95 x H 80 cm
106 x 95 x H 80 cm
Product Description:
STLOU6896 is a vibrant red velvet lounge chair designed to be a standout element in hotel spaces. Its generously padded seat and back cushions offer supreme comfort, while the deep red color and minimalist metal frame add a contemporary edge.
Perfect for hotel lobbies, guest rooms, or boutique lounges, STLOU6896 balances cozy plushness with sophisticated design. The metal base ensures stability, making it a practical and eye-catching choice for high-traffic hospitality settings.
STLOU6896 is ideal for hotels that want to infuse their spaces with energy and modern elegance.
Note:
The listed price is for reference only. Actual pricing may vary depending on materials, dimensions, and order quantity.
