Furniture
Domus wood
A beautifully handmade easy chair for your finest corner or centre piece.
Domus wood
A classic easy chair that fits into a modern, personal or professional setting.
Features
- Available in fabric or leather
- Frame in wax oiled oak with bearing braided linen straps
- Cushions filled with cold foam
Description
Domus chair wood has a solid oak frame treated with wax oil. The cushions come in leather or fabric and sit on wooden slats. The cushions are made of cold cured foam to ensure long-term comfort and performance. The chair has a wooden slatted back and no armrests. The chair’s small footprint makes it easy to position in any room. The chair also has a matching stool and table which are sold separately. The Domus chair was revitalised during 2020 by Norm Architects as part of the DUX Domus Collection. It was restored to the range after DUX and Norm Architects browsed through the archive of old classics during a previous collaborative project. The Domus collection consists of Domus chair Wood with matching stool, Domus chair steel and Domus table.
Dimensions
Easy chairs
Customise
Upholstery for DUX Easy chairs are available in a selection of DUX fabrics and leathers, using only high-quality choice materials in different price ranges. DUX selects fabrics and leathers based on quality, durability, resistance to pilling and rubbing, lightfastness and sustainability.
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