Kursi Clandon, Garis Ochre Heritage

The piping detail along the edges is what sold me—it gives the whole chair a tailored, almost bespoke look that photos don’t quite capture. Curled up with a book for an afternoon, the curve of the back supports just right, and the hand-upholstery feels like it’ll last.

The fabric is genuinely soft — like, sink-into-it soft — and the yellow ochre stripe looks even richer in person than on screen. You can tell it’s hand-upholstered by the way the piping lines up perfectly along every curve. It’s become my go-to spot for morning coffee and a book.

The curves are so elegant it looks like something out of a classic novel, and the stripe fabric is genuinely softer than I expected for a handmade chair. You can feel the solid construction when you sit down—no wobble, just a sturdy, comforting hug.