Sonora Collection: 4 New Armchairs

Upholstered in a rich mocha velvet, this chair feels almost like a quiet enclave within the room. The tone deepens beautifully in warm light and pairs effortlessly with walnut finishes, caramel textiles, soft neutrals, or brass details. Its smooth, continuous curve softens the architecture around it, while the velvet adds a tactile depth that turns even a simple corner into an inviting retreat.

Here, the story is told through texture. The indigo tweed blends flecks of blue, grey, and warm brown, creating a multidimensional surface that looks crafted rather than merely upholstered. It works brilliantly in material-driven interiors: alongside stone, raw ceramics, or matte plaster. This chair adds definition without overwhelming the palette, acting as a subtle anchor point in rooms that rely on layers rather than bold color.

The sand-toned bouclé brings a bright, airy quality to the silhouette. It feels lifted, easy, and effortless — ideal for smaller rooms or spaces seeking visual softness. The pale texture harmonises naturally with white walls, light oak, linen drapery, and other sun-washed materials. Despite its gentle appearance, the bouclé adds just enough dimension to keep a neutral interior from feeling flat.

Honey bouclé introduces warmth without leaning into vivid colour — a refined nod to mid-century curves and sculptural forms. It pairs beautifully with olive, charcoal, deep woods, and terracotta accents, acting as a quiet focal point in the room. The tone brings a sense of warmth comparable to late-afternoon light, making it an uplifting choice for both contemporary and classic spaces.

If you’d like help choosing fabrics, tones, or your ideal composition, our designers can curate a full look, from furniture to lighting and décor.