The Cooper nods to mid-century diner and lounge chairs: a slim aged-bronze steel frame, a split back of two vertically channeled pads, and a padded seat in cognac leather-look vinyl or leather. It brings warmth and a bit of swagger to a room without the visual weight of a wood chair.
Construction. Welded steel tube frame with stretchers between the legs, finished in an aged-bronze powder coat or plated finish. Channel-stitched back pads and seat are upholstered separately over high-resilience foam and can be replaced individually.
Cleaning. Vinyl channels wipe clean with mild soap and water; avoid solvent cleaners on bronze-tone finishes. We include care guidance with each order.
Where it works. Burger and diner concepts with a design edge, cocktail bars serving food, hotel cafes and retro-modern bistros.
Options. Vinyl or leather in cognac, oxblood, black or tan; frame in bronze, black or brushed brass tone; a counter stool version can be drawn to match.
