Lawson 30" Fabric Chair, Black/Cadet Grey

Construction

• Style Mid-Century Modern Lawson Chair
• Fabric Type Tweed Cashmere Wool
• Fabric Content 50% Cashmere Wool, 50% Synthetic Fiber
• Foam Type Multi-density polyurethane Dacron wrapped foam seat cushion
• Frame Steel in black matte finish
• Seat Platform Wooden reinforced seat platform
• Seating Comfort Level Medium Firm. Consistent support, conversational comfort for hours
• Leg Design Dual, arm integrated closed cube shape design

Dimension

• Overall Dimension Width 29.8" x Depth 26.8" x Height 27.5"
• Seat Dimension Seat Width 28" x Seat Depth 18.5"
• Height Dimension Floor to seat Height 15.8", Floor to arm Height 18.1"

Features

• The entire chair is stitched and crafted by hand
• Steel joints are ground smooth and sealed
• Legs come with floor protectors
• 1 Box, approximately 48 lbs
• Comes fully assembled
• Kardiel 3 Year Limited Warranty

Lawson Mid-Century Modern Chair

Its thin, clean lines and smart form mark Lawson acutely mid-century modern. The gentle back angle offers a guide into a generous, plush tufted cushioned seat and backrest. This piece was originally designed with simplicity and relaxation in mind. Decades later and a slight modern makeover, Lawson emerges as a statement piece.

DESIGNING LAWSON

The joints of the stainless steel frame have been ground, sanded, and sealed. The stainless steel frame is evenly polished to a satin-brushed sheen. The design concept is pointedly simple. Three cubical shapes create the eco-skeleton frame of the chair. Two frames of identical size stand upright, intersecting with the back and create the floating appearance of the minimalist arms. True to its mid-century modern roots, the back frame extends past the back cushion support down to the floor. The simple brilliance of the Mid-Century Modern era lives on in the Lawson design. Your forecast calls for hours of comfortable lounging.

ABOUT TWEED CASHMERE WOOL

Cashmere goats produce a double fleece that consists of a fine, soft undercoat or under-down of hair mingled with a straighter and much coarser outer coating of hair called Guard Hair. For the fine under-down to be sold and processed further, it must be de-haired. De-hairing is a mechanical process that separates the coarse hairs from the fine hair. After this separating process, the resulting premium “cashmere” is ready to be dyed and converted into yarn.