Elmstead Down-Back Armchair

This sofa is a twist on our ever popular Elmstead model. This version has an integral back cushion, or “down back”, giving it a plumper silhouette with more support. The seat cushions tuck neatly under the back cushions. Like the original, this is an elegant sofa of timeless design. A nod to a traditional Regency style sofa, but with contemporary reworking, the clean, curving lines of the frame look equally at home in modern and traditional interiors. We build our Elmstead up from a hardwood beech frame, using only traditional methods and materials. With a hand-tied coil-sprung seat, there is no foam used in the build up. What makes the down back Elmstead...

Made to order from our Lorfords Contemporary collection, the Traditional Elmstead is a timeless blend of elegance, comfort and tradition. We build our Traditional Elmstead Sofa...

Made to order from our Lorfords Contemporary collection - The Camden is an easy blend of simple lines and comfort. Compact and stylish, it is a chair great for smaller spaces where the design provides for maximum comfort in the smallest of footprints. A beech frame with hand-tied coil sprung seat reflects the commitment to traditional methods and yet the simplicity of the Camden easily lends itself to the clean lines of a contemporary home. Dressed up in a skirt or fringing however, and it is a pretty as a picture in a country cottage or drawing room! The castors are individually hand-cast by traditional English metal crafters to a very high standard and a variety of finishes can be achieved. We use an antique brass finish as standard. The legs can be either tapered or turned and come in a variety of woods and finishes. We use tapered medium oak legs as our standard finish, as shown here. The Camden armchair, like all of our models, can be made completely bespoke. We want this to be your perfect sofa. The price excludes fabric. It takes approximately 7 metres in a plain fabric to cover a standard Camden chair.

Set of 8 Ercol 'Cowhorn' chairs with spindled bentwood hoop backs and splayed legs. The model 449 Cowhorn was made in the 1960s and 70's, with solid elm seats and a beech frame, a c...

A rare walnut framed armchair with cane back designed by Paul McCobb and made by Directional Furniture in the late 1950s. A very interesting chair with both Danish and Shaker charact...

For full item description be sure to click on CONTINUE READING at the bottom of this listing. Offering one of our recent palm beach estate fine furniture acquisitions of a chippe...

1930s white painted Art Deco armchair with carved detail to back and great apron detailing. Newly restored with a beautiful Chenille fabric.

Reproduction spindle back slate armchair.