Kensington Chair

Kensington Chair by Tetrad, a masterpiece of British craftsmanship that effortlessly merges timeless elegance with modern sophistication. As part of the distinguished Tetrad x Harris Tweed collaboration, this Chair is more than just a seating option—it's an homage to iconic British style and heritage. The Kensington Chair boasts a traditional design characterized by its softly shaped back and exquisite deep-buttoned detailing, offering both visual appeal and ultimate comfort. Its soft fixed seat invites you to sink into luxury, while the sprung, fixed button back ensures unwavering support.

Crafted using only the finest materials, the Kensington Chair is available in an array of stunning Harris Tweed fabrics, ensuring that each piece is as unique as the home it graces. The collection's commitment to classic antique and neo-baroque styles is evident, making it a perfect fit for those who appreciate the fusion of tradition and modernity. With a focus on dramatic ambience and complementary color schemes, this Chair effortlessly enhances any interior, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. Whether your decor leans towards the classic or the contemporary, the Kensington Chair is a timeless addition that promises to be cherished for generations, embodying the quintessential charm of British design.

Kensington Chair discover the epitome of modern elegance. The Chair's seat features luxurious adding a layer of sophistication and tactile appeal.

• Frame-Hardwood rails with Plywood sections, glued, screwed and dowelled
• Seat-Serpentine sprung seat with multi-channel feather filled Comfort wrap seat cushions
• Back-Webbed back with foam overlay and deep button detail
• Feet/Legs-Hardwood legs available in colours #27 Dark Mahogany, #17 Driftwood or #10 Natural
• Cover Shown-Austin Cumin Seed and Vintage Velvet Cinnamon
• Cover options-Available in as a limited cover option:-Any Austin hide with any Vintage Velvet. Standard feather filled scatters
• Additional Info-Individual hand studding detail finished in Bronze Renaissance.