Hector Armchair

contemporary lounge chair, sculptural furniture, bent wood construction, continuous frame design, navy blue upholstery, natural hardwood, ash wood, oak wood, visible grain pattern, steam-bent technique, laminated wood, organic modernism, mid-century Scandinavian influence, asymmetrical composition, S-curve profile, serpentine form, negative space activation, complementary color harmony, warm-cool contrast, honey-toned wood, prussian blue, midnight navy, saturated hue, matte textile, linen weave, performance fabric, generous proportions, integrated bolster, lumbar support, armrest innovation, structural transparency, sculptural seating, functional sculpture, furniture design, studio lighting, soft shadow, even illumination, satin finish, refined craftsmanship, precision joinery, meticulous tailoring, contemporary residential furniture, domestic sculpture, comfort seating, lounge typology, material honesty, wood and textile, natural and synthetic, organic geometry, flowing lines, curvilinear form, rectilinear cushions, volumetric composition, spatial furniture, three-dimensional design, product photography, white background, isolated presentation, design documentation, award-winning furniture, sophisticated restraint, maritime palette, understated elegance, tactile invitation, visual rhythm, dynamic balance, innovative typology, unified structure, continuous member, plastic wood capability, grain figuration emphasis, chromatic limitation, temperature contrast, textural interest, surface refinement.

The focus of Hector armchair is to charm costumers who value details, vast mixes of materials and search for intriguing designs. To achieve this, the intention was to develop a system that allowed its arms made by solid wood to seemingly float around the soft tapestry assembled with concealed supports underneath and metal bars disguised as leather cufflinks. The plywood shells follow the lines of the seat and backrest which are esthetically linked with two posterior ornaments in casted aluminum, even though it's the tapestry box that accommodates the structure of the armchair.