This mid-century armchair is part of the Lupino family, who was inspired by one of the most talents women of the mid-20th century. Ida Lupino wasn't not only a famous film actress, but she was also a trailblazing director and producer in a male-dominated industry.

“I had no desire to crash a man's world”. So, to honor her Ottiu was designed such glamours mid-century armchair with a smooth cotton velvet and solid and decisive holds. This armchair will be perfect in your living room or even in for an interior hotel project.

Inspired by relaxed modernist seating of the mid-20th century, this perfectly proportioned, slip covered cotton muslin modular sofa is incredibly comfortable thanks to its removable cushions filled with 100-percent goose feather wrapped in a layer of pure down. With to corner pieces and one armless chair, you can customize the configuration to fit your space and lifestyle.

Coordinates with the Skye Ottoman (sold separately).

The wood's reputation made its way out of the region through the Dutch, who colonized Indonesia. They used the wood for shipbuilding; teak makes for an excellent ship wood due to its ability to ward off dry rot (we'll get to that in a minute).

Teak is found in Southeast Asian nations like Thailand, Burma and Malaysia, but perhaps no central government takes its teak quite as seriously as Indonesia's. Since the country's post-colonial era began in the mid-20th century,