Elizabeth Lounge Chair

Aniline Leather Shell

One continuous piece of smooth cognac leather, left unpigmented enough to show its own grain. It creases where the shell curves and darkens where hands rest — the surface records use rather than resisting it.

Sculpted Oak Arms

The front legs don't stop at the seat. Each continues upward and turns outward into an arm, tapering to a rounded tip — one piece of oak doing two jobs, shaped rather than assembled.

Floating Shell

The shell touches the frame only at the arms and the seat rail. Light passes behind it and beneath it, so a full lounge chair reads as two separate things resting together.

Exposed Joinery

Flat oak stretchers run front and rear between tapered legs, the joints left visible and clean. Nothing hidden, nothing bulked out — the structure is the detail.