At 150 cm, the Grand's back rises above seated head height and gives guests real visual privacy in an open room. Vertical channels in oxblood nappa leather run the full height, finished with an ebony-toned top rail and an aged-brass foot rail at the base.
High-back booths are a planning tool as much as a seat: they divide a large dining room into intimate bays without building walls, and their upholstered faces absorb some of the noise that bounces off hard floors and glass. They need to be placed with sightlines in mind, so that the host stand can still see the room; we check this on the plan before drawing.
The frame is reinforced for the height, with a heavier base and fixings to floor or wall as your installer requires. Leather is matched panel by panel along the channels. It can also be made double-sided as a back-to-back booth.
