Pale wood and pale leather: The combination is popping up everywhere. Here are 10 lounge chairs we're currently coveting.
Above: The folding Saxe Chair by Mogens Lassen has an oak frame and a natural leather seat; $1,799 from Kontrast.
Above: Workstead's Sling Chair is available in cherry, white oak, and walnut with a choice of black, brown, or nude leather; $2,950. (See more by Workstead, members of the Remodelista Architect/Designer Directory, here.)
Above: The beechwood Toro Chair—here in a leather shade called Day—is $1,299 from Blu Dot.
Above: The Folding Leather Campaign Chair has a guindo wood frame and a leather cover (shown here in natural leather); AU $795 from Small Spaces. In the US, the Citizenry offers the Tripolina Chair from the Palermo Leather Workshop in cognac leather for $650.
Above: The Paco Chair by Brooklyn-based Friends & Family has a natural leather seat and brass hardware; $3,620. Contact Friends & Family directly for ordering information.
Above: The Mads Chair by Family & Friends is $3,200; contact Friends & Family directly for ordering information.
Above: The blush leather Smith Dining Chair is made of recycled teak and natural leather; $849 AUD (approximately $673 USD) from Barnaby Lane in Melbourne, Australia.
Above: The Roseneath Butterfly Chair from Barnaby Lane has a steel frame and blush leather cover; $949 AUD ($751.89 USD) from Barnaby Lane in Melbourne, Australia. (Read a nutshell history of the Butterfly Chair and source more examples in Megan Wilson's Object Lesson.)
Above: The Ovis Lounge Chair from Ladies & Gentlemen is $3,300.
Above: The Sunset Safari Chair from Chairtastic in SF has a leather sling seat; contact Chairtastic directly for pricing.
Also see 10 Easy Pieces: South American-Style Leather Chairs and High/Low: Modern Leather Sling Chairs.
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