Camber Chair - Black bridle leather and fumed oak

The Camber reading chair is refined and beautifully poised, with a gentle sculpted bow in the arm rests and slight angle on the subtly profiled legs. Using the finest oak bark bridle leathers and pit tanned leather cord from Britain's last remaining tanneries ensures incredible strength and durability. The leathers are entirely produced and finished by hand and use only natural, organic compounds and materials in the tanning. The russet bridle leather is undyed and will darken to a beautiful honey colour over time. Each frame is hand joined and produced from locally sourced British hardwood full of character and beautiful grain. These chairs can be made in a range of timbers such as London plane...

The Camber reading chair is refined and beautifully poised, with a gentle sculpted bow in the arm rests and slight angle on the subtly profiled legs. Using the finest oak bark bridle...

A melding of Brazilian and Scandinavian midcentury design, this lounge chair takes the classic Danish combination of oak and leather and applies it to a shapely hand joined and turned frame. Oak bark tanned bridle leather...

A take on the classic safari chair, the Pendant sling chair uses a whole side of oak bark tanned bridle leather suspended from the frame. A large pouc...

Inspired by the utilitarian and timeless minimalism of the Shaker tradition, the Cinch dining or occasional chair fuses traditional timber frame joinery and classic leather working...

Inspired by the utilitarian and timeless minimalism of the Shaker tradition, the Cinch dining or occasional chair fuses traditional timber frame joinery and classic leather working...

Wonderful and very comfortable Danish leather armchair from the 1960s. Very nice design and high-quality workmanship. The robust and very soft leather ensures a very comfortable seat...

Great example of a Scandinavian hunting chair (model 168) by Kurt Østervig for K. P. Jørgensens Møbelfabrik, Denmark. The design is sometimes also attributed to Erling Jessen and rem...

Lounge chair, red leather, oak, Denmark, 1930s. This early Danish lounge chair features a voluminous wingback shape that gives the chair an...

Guillerme et Chambron for Votre Maison, lounge chair 'Denis', leather, oak, France, 1960s Extraordinary Guillerme and Chambron lounge chair in solid oak with the typical characteri...

Børge Mogensen for Federicia model 'Hunting Chair', Sweden, 1960s Hunting chair, designed by Børge Mogensen in 1950 for the Cabinetmakers Guild Exhibition. The theme of the exhibiti...

Lounge chair, oak, leather, Denmark, 1950s Lounge chair with visual references to Børge Morgensen’s designs. The slightly tilted backrest is joined by very low armrests which frame ...