Yes—it has a beautifully balanced hand: the 10% linen lends a gentle, natural grain and breathable softness, while the 90% polyester ensures smooth drape, consistent texture, and resistance to snags. It’s refined—not rustic, not slick—just quietly luxurious.

The seat cushions are non-removable for optimal structural integrity and long-term shape retention. refreshes simple and effective.

At 36.2" deep, it’s intentionally designed for spacious comfort—not bulk. Its clean, high-back silhouette draws the eye upward, creating visual airiness. Paired with its apartment-friendly flat-pack delivery, it delivers generous seating without dominating compact or open-concept living areas.

Unlike single-sheet plywood, our frame uses alternating layers of hardwood veneer bonded under high pressure and heat—each layer oriented at 90° to the next. This creates exceptional dimensional stability, crush resistance, and silent operation—no squeaks, no flex, even after years of daily use.

No. The tightly woven, linen-infused blend is engineered for resilience: OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 certified (free of harmful substances), abrasion-tested to 30,000+ double rubs, and UV-stabilized to resist fading—even in sun-drenched living rooms.

Proposition 65 requires warning labels on products that may contain any of 800-plus chemicals or ingredients that the California Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment (OEHHA) lists as a carcinogen or a reproductive toxicant.

These include wood dust, brass and a multitude of other everyday elements. Many of the elements listed under Proposition 65 are common everyday additives found in products such as jewelry, lamps, ceramic tableware, lead crystal glasses, electric cords, automobiles, beauty products and furniture.

Because there is always a chance that wood dust or some other of the hundreds of ingredients listed in Proposition 65 could potentially be on our furniture or packing materials, we must include Proposition 65 warnings on our products or risk large fines under this law in California.