Tearoom Sofa

Inspiration and Character

Inspiration comes from the historic Willow Chair, designed between 1902 and 1904 for the Willow Tea Rooms in Glasgow. This reference gives rise to a contemporary silhouette that retains the sculptural charm of the original, reinterpreting it with softer, more welcoming lines.

Low-Back Version

The low-back version perfectly expresses the balance between elegance and functionality. The enveloping forms embrace the body without being overly informal, maintaining a strong aesthetic identity and extraordinary versatility.

Designed for residential spaces, lounges, and hospitality areas, the low-back Tearoom sofa creates spaces dedicated to conversation and relaxation, while maintaining a refined and discreet presence.

Comfort and Visual Harmony

The soft silhouette and full upholstery contribute to a welcoming atmosphere, while the clean design allows the sofa to easily fit into a variety of furnishing contexts.

High-Back Version

The high-back Tearoom sofa expands the concept of comfort by introducing a more intimate and protected dimension. The elevated backrest creates a sense of privacy, ideal for shared spaces such as hotel lobbies, lounges, offices, and waiting areas.

The sculptural form envelops the user, offering a comfortable refuge even in the most dynamic and busy spaces.

A Space Dedicated to Well-Being

Designed to encourage concentration, relaxation, and conversation, the high-back model offers a significant architectural presence without being invasive.

Materials and Construction

Beneath its upholstery, the Tearoom sofa conceals a structure designed to ensure durability and comfort.