Explore Green Chenille Above Walnut-Toned Ash

Green is the one saturated colour that most rooms will accept without argument, because the eye reads it as a borrowed natural tone rather than a decorative choice. Here it arrives as large-structured two-tone chenille woven in recycled polyester: two yarn shades at a coarse scale, so the surface has depth and the colour never flattens into a poster block. The chair sits on solid ash wood legs in a walnut-coloured finish, and that warmer timber is what keeps the green from tipping cold.

The pairing has a logic to it. Green and brown occur together constantly outdoors, so a green chenille armchair on walnut-toned legs feels resolved before you have done any styling. In a room, it works hardest against pale plaster, natural linen and rattan, and it will happily anchor a corner beside a plant rather than competing with one. Because chenille has a raised pile, the colour reads deeper in the folds and lighter across the flat, giving the chair more presence than the swatch suggests.

Specified for Contract Projects and Built to Be Sat In

Both the fabric and foam are flame retardant treated, complying with the highest fire-resistance standards, which is the requirement that separates furniture usable in hotels, offices and public interiors from furniture that is not. Buying to that standard at home simply means a higher margin of safety. Underneath the cover, pocket springs in the central section are covered with 39kg/m3 high-density foam to produce a medium firmness that holds its shape rather than dishing after a year of use.

The environmental credentials run through the whole chair. The chenille is made with recycled material from a Global Recycled Standard certified supplier, reducing the call on virgin polyester, and the same fabric holds OEKO-TEX STANDARD 100 certification for environmentally responsible and safe production. The timber is FSC 100% chain of custody certified under a responsible forest management model. Practical care is easy: hoover the pile with a soft brush, blot spills at once, and keep the chair out of long hours of direct sun so the green holds.