A Broad Central Panel
The largest section creates the highest point of the back and gives the chair a clear front-facing centre.
HTC0166 arranges its green back in several upholstered planes instead of one flat panel. The tallest section sits near the centre, while the side sections step down and turn forward to form low, rounded wings. Simple seam lines organise that changing outline, and four fine black legs keep the lower half visually quiet.
HTC0166
HTC0166 is easy to recognise from its uneven, softly rounded upper line. A broad green centre section rises highest, then neighbouring panels move gradually lower as they turn towards the front. The seat stays simple inside that layered surround, while the narrow black legs give the upholstered shape plenty of room to stand out.
The joins are not arranged as a repeated stitched pattern. Instead, each seam marks the point where one upholstered face gives way to the next. That makes the high centre, the sloping side sections and the lower forward wings readable as separate parts of one continuous surround.
The largest section creates the highest point of the back and gives the chair a clear front-facing centre.
Each side changes height as it moves forward, so the top edge feels soft and irregular rather than straight.
The broad seat remains visually simple, ending in a rounded front edge between the two wrapped sides.
A straight-backed chair usually reads as one horizontal top line above the seat. Here, the outline keeps changing: high near the middle, lower at the shoulders and lower again where the sides come forward. The four narrow legs add almost no extra visual detail, so that shifting green silhouette remains the main feature.
Colour Note: Screen settings and studio lighting can change how the green surface appears. Use an approved physical sample as the final reference when an exact colour match matters.
