The Triple Arch borrows from Mediterranean architecture: thick, rounded walls, arched niches and earth tones. The outer shell is upholstered in a textured oatmeal fabric chosen to read like lime plaster, and it rises into three arches across the back. Inside each arch sits a recessed bouclé panel edged with a thin ochre piping, so the guest leans against a soft niche rather than a flat back.
A long single seat cushion runs the full width, and the rounded arms flow out of the shell in one piece. The whole booth stands on a terracotta-coloured plinth, which grounds it visually and protects the base from cleaning equipment.
Where it works. Tapas bars, Mediterranean and Levantine restaurants, hotel terraces under cover and any room with arched openings to echo. Three arches suit a 180–200 cm section; longer runs repeat the arch rhythm, and we set the spacing on the drawing so arches never get cut at a joint.
Options. Shell fabric (plaster-look textures, linen, performance weaves), arch panel material, piping colour, plinth colour or timber. Number of arches and back height are drawn to your wall. Foams and fabrics specified to meet BS 5852 / BS 7176 on request.
