These club chairs come in either a left, or right handed version. They’re the perfect companion to the salon chaise. I hand-bend the metal frames with my old Diacro #2 bending tool, and Tig weld all of the joints.
Beneath the cushions we use the same wood with the patterned relief cuts as in the credenza. This allows the wood to behave like an upholstery spring as it supports the upholstered cushion.
These can be set-up individually, or joined to left and right sections of a salon chaise to create a “sectional” effect.
These club chairs come in either a left, or right handed version. They’re the perfect companion to the salon chaise. I hand-bend the metal frames with my old Diacro #2 bending tool, and Tig weld all of the joints.
Beneath the cushions we use the same wood with the patterned relief cuts as in the credenza. This allows the wood to behave like an upholstery spring as it supports the upholstered cushion.
These can be set-up individually, or joined to left and right sections of a salon chaise to create a “sectional” effect.
