Gravity Chaise Lounge, Blanc Boucle

Construction

Style Modernist Gravity Chaise Lounge
Fabric Type Indigenous Boucle
Fabric Content 95% Polyester, 5% Acrylic
Fabric Weight 590 Grams Per Square Meter
Fabric Abrasion ISO 1297 100,000 Martindale Rub Count
Stitch Edge Type Cross Edge Stitch
Foam Type Multi-density dacron wrapped foam provides comfort & cushion memory
Body Frame Polished Stainless steel resists chipping & rust
Base Frame Solid steel with powder coated black finish
Seat Platform Reinforced bottom elastic supporting strap network

Dimension

Overall Dimension Width 22.2" x Depth 64" x Height 23.6"
Pillow Dimension Diameter 5.7" x Length 19.9"

Features

The entire chair is stitched and crafted by hand
Comes complete with tubular headrest pillow
Adjusts to various reclining angles
Removable lounge cushion with rear zipper
Comes standard with leg floor protection caps
1 Box, approximately 59 lbs
Kardiel 3 Year Limited Warranty

1928 Recliner Revival

Gravity lounge is our reproduction of an analog mid-century modern lounge recliner. We think it's a real eye popper. It was originally created in 1928 and exhibited at the Salon D' Automne in 1929 in Paris. Sliding on its supports, the design utilizes the forces of gravity and your touch to adjust its angle from upright lounging to horizontal lounging. Once put into position, it remains. We love how it mirrors the body's natural curves.

Our Analog Beauty

The body is amply filled with shape forming multi-density foam. Supporting the cushion, is a network of flexible suspension straps. We think this mid-century icon feels more like a comfy hammock. The angles and tubular bent steel body represent the scale of the original design. The Gravity lounge is 1920’s design of modernism respectfully reproduced to remind and inspire today's contemporary homes.

ABOUT INDIGENOUS BOUCLE

Come home to this runway-worthy, extremely durable boucle fabric of incredible drape & natural feel. At 590 Grams per square meter, the Indigenous boucle is a delightfully curly fabric with beautiful variation in texture. Despite boucle being a fully woven loop fabric, from a distance, it might be mistaken for a loop and cut pile combo. Indigenous boucle has jaw-dropping texture and a comfortably soft surface.