Bract Armchair

A rounded armchair wrapped in a steam-bent oak lattice that curves around the upholstery like a leaf around new growth.

Grey velvet armchair enclosed by a curved steam-bent oak slat frame that wraps around the back and arms like a basket, on a bare textured floor.

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Named for the modified leaf that shelters a new bud, Bract wraps its upholstery in a curved lattice of steam-bent oak that reads as both structure and ornament. The slats take the load that a conventional frame would hide inside the fabric, so the wood is visible everywhere the body isn’t touching — a chair that’s honest about how it holds itself up.

Inside the wrap, a low, deep seat in brushed velvet is built for sinking into rather than perching on. The oak is left in a natural oil finish that will deepen slightly with age and light exposure, the one part of the piece designed to visibly change over its lifetime.