A Taller, Calmer Back
Wide upright sections add order to the back without using buttons or a small repeated pattern.
HTC0167 uses two stitching directions on one continuous chair shape. Broad vertical divisions run down the tall back, while the lines on each wrapped side spread out like a fan. A smooth seat gives the pattern somewhere to pause, and four slim black legs keep the dark charcoal upper section clear of the floor.
HTC0167
HTC0167 has a tall back and sides that wrap forward in one continuous outline. The stitched pattern does not simply repeat across that shape. Lines run straight down the back, then spread into a fan as they move across each side. A plain seat sits between them, giving the darker upholstery a cleaner centre.
The back uses broad, upright sections that suit its height. As the chair turns towards the sides, the seams angle away from the lower inside corners and spread across the outer panels. That small change follows the chair’s shape and makes the wrapped sides easier to notice from the front.
Wide upright sections add order to the back without using buttons or a small repeated pattern.
Angled seams spread over the wrapped panels and give the lower half a different visual pace.
Leaving the seat unpatterned prevents every surface from competing for attention.
The charcoal tone keeps the chair visually contained, but the surface does not read as flat. Light settles differently inside each stitched division, so the back appears quieter head-on while the side pattern becomes stronger at an angle. The slim black legs continue that dark palette without adding another competing finish.
Colour Note: Screen settings and studio lighting can change how the charcoal surface appears. Use an approved physical sample as the final reference when an exact colour match matters.
