Sofia Chair
The Tomasella Sofia Chair combines a curved outer shell with soft folds across the inside of its upholstered back.
The contrast between the taut exterior and gathered inner surface gives the dining chair a distinct layered appearance. Cognac-finished wooden legs support the enclosing form, with different coverings providing a choice of texture.
Every detail, considered.
- Brand
- Tomasella
- Descriptor
- Curved faux-leather dining chair with wooden legs
- Country
- Italy
- Materials
- 01Gathered inner backrest covering
Soft folds contrast with the taut upholstered outer shell.
- 02Exposed wooden supporting legs
A four-leg frame remains visible beneath the enclosed upper seat form.
Sofia is a dining chair with a curved outer shell and folds across the inside of its padded back.
Synthetic nubuck upholstery is offered among the coverings, with exposed wooden legs below the seat. The taut exterior contrasts with the gathered inner surface. Different coverings retain the same layered upper form for dining or a study seating position.
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Before you commit to the Sofia Chair, our studio checks it against your space and walks you through every finish it comes in.
- Footprint checked against your floor planPlus doorways, stairs and clearances
- Leather, fabric and colour chosen with youand more, in the showroom
- We manage the order for youFrom the factory to your door
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