Designed by: Autoban
When designing the One-Armed Chair, Autoban broke the rules for chair design by giving the chair only one arm – available on the right or left hand side. Apart from the striking appearance of this chair, there is also a special function: when two are merged (with arms on different sides) they form a bench with increased seating capacity.
Available in American Black Walnut and American White Oak finished with a danish oil or a white oil and De La Espada's complete range of fabrics.
PLEASE NOTE:
An additional crossbeam has been added under the seat between the two front legs. This modification strengthens the chair significantly. The cross beam has the same dimensions as the sidebeam of the chair and is set in away from the edge of the chair. This modification is not represented on the current photographs of this chair.
Dimensions:
- Width: 22 1/8 inches
- Depth: 24 1/8 inches
- Height: 32 2/7 inches
- Arm Height: 26 3/4 inches
Fabric Info:
- Leather (LE): Soft and supple cowhide leather. Its premium quality is evident through the expansive and naturally consistent hides.
- Microfiber Suede (MSD): Hardwearing man-made fabric with superfine threads for the lightest and softest pile.
- Microfiber Silk (MSK): Man-made smooth, silky surface with a unique texture.
- Velvet (V): Natural cotton velvet with a delicate softness and familiar warmth.
- Linen (LI): Natural fibers from the stems of the flax plant. Hypo-allergenic with a handwoven, rustic quality that is subtly luxurious and simultaneously utilitarian.
- Wool (W): Natural wool fabric that is soft, hardwearing and suitable for all climates.
De La Espada timber is sustainably harvested in the United States. The trees on the farms are pruned regularly to allow for consistent grain patterns and fewer knots, ensuring exceptionally strong planks of the highest quality. Mortise and tenon joints, dovetailing and lap joints combined with slow-drying wood glue that seeps deep into the fibers of the solid wood create strong, unbreakable bonds adding long life to every piece of furniture they make.
