Soft Slump armchair
From £9,100
A supple, squashy, asymmetric armchair. Soft Slump’s expressive form is created through the draping and gathering of its upholstery fabric.
A sculptural chair available mounted on dimpled steel legs or industrial metal wheels.
82 (h) × 106 (w) × 105 (d) cm
Plywood, springs, hessian, Cocolok, wool
Soft Slump is traditionally upholstered with entirely natural and sustainable materials, making Soft Slump armchair naturally fire-retardant. Cocolok padding made from coconut husk and natural latex harvested by tapping rubber trees. British-sourced wool from the only Responsible Wool Standard (RWS) certified farm in the UK. Birch and plywood frame.
Produced in the UK using traditional upholstery techniques, with a non-removable outer. Colour variation between batches may occur.
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Includes VAT. Excludes shipping or overseas crating
As a design studio, we consider custom requests where appropriate. Bespoke dimensions, finishes and colours can be explored, with each request reviewed on a case-by-case basis to ensure the integrity of the design.
Our sales team can guide you through the process, and offer drawings and samples to review where needed. Make an enquiry to find out more.
Made to order (10-12 week lead time).
As all items are made to order, shipping costs vary according to the piece, destination and access requirements, and are quoted at the time of enquiry. We offer UK and international delivery. International transit typically takes 1–2 weeks by air freight, excluding any time held in customs. Wooden crating may be recommended for certain products and is charged separately. Both curbside and white glove delivery options are available, with logistics support and tracking provided throughout. Before placing an order, we recommend checking access to ensure the piece can be delivered safely into its final setting. Guidance on measuring access is available on request. Where appropriate, an access check by a delivery professional can also be arranged. Please contact our team for further information.
Rather than building a form and stretching a cover over it, Soft Slump’s expressive form is discovered through the draping, collapsing and gathering of fabric
An abundant four-metres of fabric is pulled, scrunched, and cinched - its volume shaped by tension and gravity
Inspired in part by the drawstring closure of a duffel bag, the idea for Soft Slump developed from experiments where structure emerges from compression
Resting on blacksmith-worked steel legs or industrial metal wheels, Soft Slump evokes a work of sculpture uncrated from museum archives, being prepared for transport to an exhibition