C0442-03-1D Tufted Leather Sling Chair

The C0442-03-1D is a tufted leather sling chair — camel-toned cushions quilted with deep buttons, hung in a slender frame of curved black tube that sweeps from arm to sled base in single bent lines. It is the lightest of the collection's leather chairs: open underneath, curved where its siblings are squared, and relaxed enough in posture to serve the fire-pit terrace as happily as the living room.

Design & Character

Two bent tubes make the whole structure — each one rising as a leg, looping into an armrest, and returning to the floor as a runner — so the frame reads as a continuous drawn line rather than a built object. The leather does the rest: a reclined tufted back, a plump boxed seat, both quilted in a soft grid of buttons that catches light across every pillow of hide. The sled base lets it sit lightly on any surface, tile to rug to stone.

Materials & Finish

Camel leather with a gentle sheen covers back and seat, the button tufting giving the surfaces their rhythm and holding the fill in soft, even swells. The tubular frame wears a matte black finish, thin in profile but planted in stance. Warm hide, dark line — the collection's signature pairing, here at its most relaxed.

Made for Fireside Hours

The reclined angle sets its purpose: this is the chair for the slow end of the day — beside the fire bowl on the terrace, at the window with the last light, in the den where conversation runs long. The open frame keeps it easy to lift and turn toward whatever the evening faces, and a pair of them around a low table furnishes an entire lounge corner.

Styling & Pairing

Its camel tone glows against stone, gravel, and greenery, and indoors it picks up the cognac family — ottomans, stools, the safari chair — like a younger relative. Keep textiles pale and loose: a cream throw, a woven cushion. The black tube ties to the collection's metal side tables, which slide neatly beside the sled base.

Why This Piece

Among chairs that make statements, this one makes an offer: sit lower, lean back, stay longer. It suits buyers furnishing for evenings rather than appearances — though the tufting means it photographs like an appearance anyway. Recline is a personal measurement; take this one for five quiet minutes at a showroom.