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Loki Occasional Chair
Overview
The "LOKI" chair is not only elegant and timeless with a fresh look of modern classics but also very comfortable. It offers great seating comfort from the soft Italian leather cushions loosely nestled inside a solid oak wood frame available with either a mocha or rich walnut stain.
What Makes the Loki Unique: Loose Cushions Inside an Exposed Solid Oak Frame
The Loki's defining design feature is the relationship between its solid oak wood frame and its soft Italian leather cushions — and specifically the word "loosely nestled." The cushions are not built into or permanently attached to the frame. They sit loosely within the open oak structure, visible and removable — a design approach that recalls the classic club chairs and lounge seating of mid-century modern Italian and Scandinavian furniture, where the frame is always visible and the cushions are understood as separate, replaceable elements within it.
This loose-cushion-in-frame construction has several practical and aesthetic implications. Aesthetically, it allows the oak frame to read as a sculptural object in its own right — the wood grain, joinery, and frame profile are visible from all angles, not concealed behind upholstery as in a fully upholstered chair. The chair reads as much as a woodworking object as an upholstery object. Practically, loose cushions can be rotated, flipped, or eventually replaced without replacing the chair itself — a durability advantage common in high-end European lounge seating.
Dimensions
30"W × 33"D × 31"H
At 30" wide, 33" deep, and 31" tall, the Loki is a substantial lounge chair — wider and deeper than the Pearl occasional chair (25"W × 32"D × 33"H), lower in overall height, and with a more generous seat width suited to comfortable extended sitting. The relatively low 31" overall height gives it the low-slung, relaxed posture characteristic of mid-century lounge chairs, where the seat is deliberately lower than a dining chair or occasional perch.
Upholstery: Soft Italian Leather Cushions
The cushions are described specifically as soft Italian leather — a premium provenance designation that distinguishes Italian-tanned leather from other grades. Italian leather is particularly prized for its exceptionally soft hand feel, natural oils and tanning agents, and the gradual patina it develops over years of use. In the world of lounge furniture, soft Italian leather is associated with the highest tier of upholstery — the same material found in luxury automotive interiors and high-end European furniture houses.
Two leather colors are available:
625 Black — a deep, pure black leather. On the Loki's open oak frame, black leather creates maximum contrast — the rich, dark cushions sit dramatically against the warm wood of the frame. Available with both Moccha and Walnut frame stains, giving two distinct character results: Black/Moccha is warm-toned, softer; Black/Walnut is richer, darker, more sophisticated.
643 Saddle — a warm, medium brown leather in the classic saddle tone — the color of well-worn equestrian leather, warm amber-brown with natural depth. Saddle leather on a wood oak frame is one of the most enduring material combinations in mid-century and Western-influenced furniture. Available with both Moccha and Walnut frame stains: Saddle/Moccha creates a warm, tone-on-tone palette; Saddle/Walnut deepens the contrast between the lighter saddle cushions and the richer walnut frame.
Frame: Solid Oak, Two Stain Options
The solid oak frame is available in two stains:
Moccha — a medium-warm brown oak stain, lighter and with slightly more golden warmth than walnut. The name "Moccha" suggests a warm coffee-brown tone — rich but not dark. Paired with either Black or Saddle leather, Moccha creates the warmer, more approachable combination.
Walnut — a deeper, richer brown oak stain that reads closer to the color of genuine walnut wood. More dramatic and sophisticated than Moccha — deeper in tone, with richer contrast against both leather colors.
Overview
The "LOKI" chair is not only elegant and timeless with a fresh look of modern classics but also very comfortable. It offers great seating comfort from the soft Italian leather cushions loosely nestled inside a solid oak wood frame available with either a mocha or rich walnut stain.
What Makes the Loki Unique: Loose Cushions Inside an Exposed Solid Oak Frame
The Loki's defining design feature is the relationship between its solid oak wood frame and its soft Italian leather cushions — and specifically the word "loosely nestled." The cushions are not built into or permanently attached to the frame. They sit loosely within the open oak structure, visible and removable — a design approach that recalls the classic club chairs and lounge seating of mid-century modern Italian and Scandinavian furniture, where the frame is always visible and the cushions are understood as separate, replaceable elements within it.
This loose-cushion-in-frame construction has several practical and aesthetic implications. Aesthetically, it allows the oak frame to read as a sculptural object in its own right — the wood grain, joinery, and frame profile are visible from all angles, not concealed behind upholstery as in a fully upholstered chair. The chair reads as much as a woodworking object as an upholstery object. Practically, loose cushions can be rotated, flipped, or eventually replaced without replacing the chair itself — a durability advantage common in high-end European lounge seating.
Dimensions
30"W × 33"D × 31"H
At 30" wide, 33" deep, and 31" tall, the Loki is a substantial lounge chair — wider and deeper than the Pearl occasional chair (25"W × 32"D × 33"H), lower in overall height, and with a more generous seat width suited to comfortable extended sitting. The relatively low 31" overall height gives it the low-slung, relaxed posture characteristic of mid-century lounge chairs, where the seat is deliberately lower than a dining chair or occasional perch.
Upholstery: Soft Italian Leather Cushions
The cushions are described specifically as soft Italian leather — a premium provenance designation that distinguishes Italian-tanned leather from other grades. Italian leather is particularly prized for its exceptionally soft hand feel, natural oils and tanning agents, and the gradual patina it develops over years of use. In the world of lounge furniture, soft Italian leather is associated with the highest tier of upholstery — the same material found in luxury automotive interiors and high-end European furniture houses.
Two leather colors are available:
625 Black — a deep, pure black leather. On the Loki's open oak frame, black leather creates maximum contrast — the rich, dark cushions sit dramatically against the warm wood of the frame. Available with both Moccha and Walnut frame stains, giving two distinct character results: Black/Moccha is warm-toned, softer; Black/Walnut is richer, darker, more sophisticated.
643 Saddle — a warm, medium brown leather in the classic saddle tone — the color of well-worn equestrian leather, warm amber-brown with natural depth. Saddle leather on a wood oak frame is one of the most enduring material combinations in mid-century and Western-influenced furniture. Available with both Moccha and Walnut frame stains: Saddle/Moccha creates a warm, tone-on-tone palette; Saddle/Walnut deepens the contrast between the lighter saddle cushions and the richer walnut frame.
Frame: Solid Oak, Two Stain Options
The solid oak frame is available in two stains:
Moccha — a medium-warm brown oak stain, lighter and with slightly more golden warmth than walnut. The name "Moccha" suggests a warm coffee-brown tone — rich but not dark. Paired with either Black or Saddle leather, Moccha creates the warmer, more approachable combination.
Walnut — a deeper, richer brown oak stain that reads closer to the color of genuine walnut wood. More dramatic and sophisticated than Moccha — deeper in tone, with richer contrast against both leather colors.