A pared-back version of the signature Cabin Armchair, Cabin Seat is an inviting all-rounder that is easily adaptable and configurable with its modest form.

Material:
Upholstery, commercial-grade CAL 117 foam, FSC certified timber internal frame with powder-coated steel legs.

Dimensions:
750 W x 705 D x 640 H mm / Seat Height 425 mm [450 available for commercial use]
Seat Depth 475 mm

Use:
Indoor

Upholstery:
A variety of fabrics and leathers are available for specification.
We offer a range of House Materials priced according to tiers.


For House Leather options or COM please call or enquire above.

Warranty:
5 year warranty based on observance of product maintenance procedures. Excludes fair wear and tear, improper use or vandalism. See full conditions .

Standard Fabric Offering

Kvadrat Autumn: 100% recycled polyester
Maharam Merit: 76% post-consumer recycled polyester, 24% polyester
Kvadrat Zero: 65% cotton 20% polyacrylic 15% polyester
Kvadrat Canvas 2: 90% new wool, worsted 10% nylon
Kvadrat Coda 2: 90% new wool 10% nylon

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If you wish to explore further from our Standard online offering of upholstery for this product, please enquire directly and refer to the Extended upholstery options in the handbook below.

COM is available for commercial clients only.

We work closely with architects and interior designers on small and large scale projects alike. Our in-house design and production teams can assist you to create new or customised versions our products. For all custom enquiries, please email [email protected] or call 612 8005 4805.

Please note, minimums and/or set up charges may apply to custom projects.

Category: Made to Order
Production Time: Approximately 10-12 weeks for standard materials. 12-14 weeks for extended or custom materials.
Transit delivery Time: Shipping times vary depending on your location. Please refer to our .

For any other questions please contact us at [email protected] or call 02 8005 4805

Designed by GibsonKarlo (Sarah Gibson & Nicholas Karlovasitis).

"The inspiration for the design came from the simple intersecting patterns found in log cabin construction. We wanted to reference this and apply the cylindrical geometries to create a playful range that was welcoming, flexible, distinctive and had a sense of character."
- Nicholas Karlovasitis

"It all began with a series of cylinders. We then deconstructed the cabin arrangement into a lounge and armchair, experimenting with various diameters until we found a size that was comfortable for both the back and armrests."
- Sarah Gibson