C0621A-1D
C0621A-1D Leather Armchair with Metal Frame
The C0621A-1D is a leather armchair suspended in a squared metal frame — saddle-brown leather slung and cushioned inside clean lines of dark bronze steel. Where the collection's safari chair tells a heritage story in timber and buckles, this one states the same materials in the present tense: geometry, tension, and leather left to do what leather does best.
Design & Character
The frame is drawn in rectangles — two closed loops for the sides, joined low across the front, holding the seat like a bridge holds its deck. Within it, the leather works in suspension: a slung back panel, a deep loose seat cushion, side straps carrying the line of the arm. Nothing is hidden and nothing is extra; the chair reads as a diagram of how sitting works, upholstered in the best possible skin.
Materials & Finish
The leather runs warm saddle-brown with natural burnishing across its panels — a surface with movement in its color, matte enough to age with grace. The steel frame is finished in a deep gunmetal bronze, its squared profiles giving the chair architectural weight without visual bulk. Metal and hide, tension and give: a two-material argument, cleanly made.
Made for the Modern Corner
Its silhouette suits the sharper rooms — beside floor-to-ceiling glass, in a study of concrete and timber, at the masculine end of a living room. The open frame keeps sightlines clear, so it works in front of windows where solid chairs would block the light. Pulled toward a terrace door, it holds the threshold between indoors and the view.
Styling & Pairing
It belongs to the collection's metal-and-leather lineage: kin to the aviator pieces, natural partner to black-framed side tables and the graphite laptop table. A cream throw over the arm — as it is worn best — softens the geometry. Against travertine, concrete, or dark wood floors, the saddle leather becomes the room's warmth.
Why This Piece
Exposed-frame chairs live or die by their proportions, and this one's are exact — seat height, recline angle, arm line, all resolved. It suits buyers who like their comfort engineered and their materials honest. Steel frames transmit nothing a photo can show: sit in it at a showroom and feel how still it holds.





