High Heels Armchair

Crafted from high-quality plush fabric, it offers both comfort and a soft texture, ideal for relaxing. The chair's most striking feature is its legs, carved from oak wood into the form of high-heeled shoes, blending traditional craftsmanship with a bold aesthetic statement. The use of oak not only contributes to the chair’s stability but also provides a natural, warm finish that contrasts with the plush fabric. Perfect as a statement piece, this chair encapsulates a blend of luxury and artistry, making it an eye-catching addition to any space.55800 This chair exemplifies an intersection of high craftsmanship and creative vision, suitable for both residential and commercial interiors where unique design is prioritized. Its refined silhouette and sculptural detailing reflect a thoughtful balance of form and function, elevating any environment with character and distinction.

Bone Inlay & Mother of Pearl Care

Since these pieces are made of hand-carved bone/shell set in resin, they require gentle handling to preserve their luster.

• Dust Regularly: Use a soft, lint-free cloth to gently wipe the surface.
• Avoid Moisture: Never use harsh chemicals or wet mops; if a spill occurs, blot it immediately with a dry cloth.
• Sun Protection: Keep inlay furniture away from direct, prolonged sunlight to prevent the resin from yellowing or the bone from fading.
• Buffing: To maintain the shine, you can occasionally apply a tiny amount of colorless wax or a drop of olive oil on a dry cloth to buff the surface.

Solid Wood Furniture Care

Our wooden pieces are living materials that breathe and react to their environment.

• Temperature Control: Avoid placing wood furniture directly next to heaters or AC vents to prevent warping or cracking.
• Use Coasters: Always use mats or coasters under hot drinks, vases, or laptop chargers to prevent heat rings and water marks.
• Natural Cleaning: Clean using a damp cloth followed immediately by a dry one.
• Wood Feed: Apply a high-quality furniture wax or oil every 6–12 months to keep the timber hydrated and highlight the natural grain.