Seear-Budd Ross x Woodwrights
Our collaboration with architecture and interior design studio Seear-Budd Ross, as featured on The Local Project this month.
A three-legged chair, SBR C01 blends considered details and proportions. Scalloped detailing around the back rest and a tapered legs provide visual balance, while a contoured seat with an upholstered squab offers refined comfort.
A three-legged chair, SBR C01 blends considered details and proportions. Scalloped detailing around the back rest and a tapered legs provide visual balance, while a contoured seat with an upholstered squab offers refined comfort.
Height
704mm
Width
550mm
Depth
543mm
Solid ash or oak timber frame
5% extra matt lacquer available on request (Sand Oak, Organic Oak, Mid Brown Ash)
Contoured timber seat base
Upholstered leather seat squab with feature dual stitching detail
Radius edges on legs and around back rest
Scalloped detail around back rest
Fully assembled
Download product specific 3D Models and resources.
Upholstery
Avoid direct sunlight, excess heat, moisture, and sharp objects
Clean using soap flakes (aniline & semi-aniline leathers)
Vacuum with a soft brush regularly
Timber
Prevent exposure to excess sunlight, heat, moisture and air conditioning
Wipe with a damp cloth in the same direction as the timber grain, then dry
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Our collaboration with architecture and interior design studio Seear-Budd Ross, as featured on The Local Project this month.
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