Discover a Two-Tone Chenille Weave on Natural Ash

The upholstery here is chenille with a large-structured two-tone recycled polyester yarn, and the description is literal. Two yarn colours are woven together at a coarse scale, so from across the room the chair reads as a single soft beige, whilst up close the surface breaks into a visible grid of light and shade. Large-structured weaves also handle wear better than fine ones, because the texture disguises the small crushing that any pile fabric picks up. Underneath, solid ash wood legs in a natural finish keep the base pale and slim.

Ash left in its natural colour is one of the palest furniture timbers, close to the tone of untreated oak but with a longer, more open grain. Against beige upholstery it disappears politely, which is why this version of the chenille armchair suits rooms already built on light flooring and off-white walls: nothing competes, and the chair contributes texture instead of contrast. If your scheme leans darker, the same model exists on walnut-finished legs, and the choice genuinely changes how heavy the chair appears.

Recycled Fibres, Certified Timber, Contract-Grade Safety

The cloth is made with recycled material from a Global Recycled Standard certified supplier, which verifies both the recycled content and the conditions under which it was processed. Using recycled polyester lowers the demand for virgin fibre and the resources that go with it. The same fabric holds OEKO-TEX STANDARD 100 certification for environmentally responsible and safe production, and the ash carries FSC 100% chain of custody certification under a responsible forest management model.

Comfort comes from a considered stack rather than a single foam block: pocket springs sit in the central part of the seat, topped with 39kg/m3 high-density foam, giving a medium firmness that supports without feeling hard. Both the fabric and the foam are flame retardant treated, complying with the highest fire-resistance standards, which is what allows the chair to be specified for professional projects such as hotels and offices as well as for a living room at home.