A Back That Stands Apart
The rounded rectangular back remains visually separate, giving the upper half a clean horizontal edge.
HTC0050 pairs vivid teal-blue upholstery with an exposed black tubular frame. The back and seat are treated as two separate padded forms, leaving a clear open space between them. Rounded corners soften the colour block, while the slim armless structure keeps the overall profile direct and uncluttered.
HTC0050
HTC0050 separates the chair into clear parts instead of hiding everything inside one shell. A rounded teal-blue back sits above a matching seat, with open space left between them. Black tubular uprights remain visible at the sides and continue into four slim legs. The result feels graphic and straightforward rather than enclosed.
The space below the back is not treated as something to cover. It makes the two upholstered pieces easier to read and leaves the supporting frame visible. In the closer view, the black uprights act as a narrow bridge between the rounded back and seat rather than becoming a heavy panel.
The rounded rectangular back remains visually separate, giving the upper half a clean horizontal edge.
The uncovered gap breaks up the teal surface and keeps the frame from looking like a solid block.
Black uprights and side rails are part of the chair’s appearance, not hidden behind upholstery.
The teal upholstery carries most of the colour, while the black frame works almost like an outline around it. Because the frame stays narrow, the contrast looks crisp without taking attention away from the two padded forms. It is a useful balance for a chair with a stronger colour but a relatively spare structure.
Colour Note: Screen settings and studio lighting can change how the teal-blue surface appears. Use an approved physical sample as the final reference when an exact colour match matters.
