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There’s something typically English about Chatto, which is made using the early 20th-century craft of Lloyd Loom. Its curvy shape’s comfy and supportive, while the textured weave with plaited edges adds subtle decoration. Here, we’ve partnered it with our teak Stanway coffee table, whose slatted top is inspired by boat decking. It’s made for the garden but is equally at home indoors.
Design & engineering
About Lloyd Loom
Invented in the early 1900s, Lloyd Loom’s made by wrapping paper around steel wire to create a natural woven look. It’s very sturdy and won’t bend, creak or snag. It has a painted finish - our Lily shade, a warm grey that goes with everything and looks great with greenery.
How it feels
Chatto’s got a slim frame, but the seat’s quite deep and wide and the back’s firm. If you want to, there’s space to add a few scatter cushions, but the seamless line from back to arms means you’ll be comfortable without them.
Where we see it
Chatto’s designed for garden rooms, conservatories and orangeries, but you can use it outdoors in good weather, too.
