The Luna Luxe — a sculptural dining chair upholstered head-to-toe in deep black velvet, with a curved open-back frame that reads as a single fluid form — a chair that earns its place at a dining table by being a piece of soft sculpture first and a seat second.

The Luna Luxe brings a silhouette most dining chairs never attempt — a single curved sculptural form, upholstered entirely in plush black velvet from the back of the chair right down through the legs. The open-back design is the move that defines the chair: rather than a solid backrest, a generous cutout sits between the curved upper rail and the seat, transforming the chair from a piece of functional seating into a piece of sculpture you can sit on. The all-over velvet upholstery — legs included — keeps the form reading as one continuous fluid object rather than separate components, the soft pile catching light differently across every curve and shifting in tone from near-black in shadow to deep midnight in highlight.

What sets it apart

The detail that makes it different

The curved open-back frame is the genuine architectural move — a single half-loop running around the upper portion of the chair with a deliberate cutout between the back panel and the seat below, a contemporary reinterpretation of the 1930s barrel chair brought firmly into modern dining vocabulary. The opening lightens the chair visually so that even at 79cm tall it never reads as bulky around a dining table, while the curved arms wrap inward from either side to provide the support of a proper armchair without enclosing the sitter. The generously cushioned scoop seat is sized for genuine comfort through a long dinner; the standard 46cm seat height pairs comfortably with any dining table at 73–76cm. Equally at home around a statement dining table, behind a writing desk, or pulled into a bedroom corner as a dressing chair.