Chair + desk set, Miami yellow tweed + walnut wood

The place to be
Our armchair is inspired by a neighborhood that has become “the place to be” in recent years—a place where trends, vintage style, and relaxation blend effortlessly. The challenge behind KINGSCROSS? Combining strong aesthetics with practicality, without ever sacrificing comfort for style.

This armchair feels just as at home in a living room, with its vintage-inspired seat and distinctive base, as it does in a personal home office. Halfway between a retro armchair and an office chair, KINGSCROSS plays with contrasts and stands out as a hybrid piece, ready to evolve with your needs. Perfect for moving away from overly utilitarian and uninspiring desk seating, it reflects the rise of home working by offering a comfortable space that encourages focus and creativity. A piece you’ll love to sink into.

Office chair
Highly enveloping, KINGSCROSS features generous padding across the seat, armrests, and backrest, enhanced by elegant tufting. A signature design technique, tufting plays with light through its relief while creating lasting comfort thanks to its regular indentations and softly rounded surfaces.

Designed to provide optimal support, the angle of KINGSCROSS protects the back and lower spine, whether for relaxation or work, while promoting good posture on a daily basis. Its breathable padding ensures a pleasant seating experience even over long periods. Its stable, non-swivel base, in black steel or gold stainless steel, offers a suitable height for natural comfort. Finally, the variety of materials (velvet or textured fabrics) and colors allows it to blend easily with a wide range of interior styles.

Mid-Century design
The VINYLE collection evokes Mid-Century chic and charm with simple yet refined lines, where durability and aesthetics coexist. It brings this distinctive design to everyday essentials such as the dining table and desk.

With VINYLE, you dine, work, and gather around a coffee in a retro-inspired setting that combines style and functionality.