The Crest Dining Armchair — Solid Walnut, Channel Upholstery & Brushed Brass Sabots

The Crest takes its name from its most defining feature: the sculptural back panel that rises and notches at the crown like a carved architectural relief. Cut from solid American black walnut — chosen for the depth of its grain, the warmth of its tone, and the authority it lends to any room — the Crest is the kind of piece that stops a conversation the moment someone walks in.

The silhouette is uncompromising. Two front legs taper cleanly to brushed brass sabots; the walnut back panel stands proud, flanked and structural, giving the chair the presence of an architectural object rather than a mere seat. Nothing is decorative for its own sake — every line serves the form.

The upholstery brings the warmth. Ivory boucle fabric wraps the seat and inner back in precise vertical channels — a mid-century reference executed with the restraint of a contemporary studio. The high-density cushioning is calibrated for long dinners, not brief visits. Where walnut meets fabric, the seam is immaculate: a detail that separates craft from furniture.

The Crest is equally at home at a ten-seat walnut slab table in a Tribeca loft, anchoring a marble dining room in a Miami residence, or lending gravitas to a boutique hotel's private dining room. It pairs without conflict alongside smoked glass, honed stone, or raw concrete — it simply elevates everything around it.

• Dimensions : W 61.5 x D 53 x x H 91 cm

Design Style : Art Deco Revival /Contemporary Organic/ Mid-Century Modern/ Transitional Luxury