Toro Collection

Toro Lounge Chair

Regular price $ 46,950
Details
  • Crafted in Italy and made from solid beech wood, the chair's architectural frame was shaped using steam-bent techniques
  • Finger joints and mortise-and-tenon joinery reinforce the frame, ensuring structural integrity and long-lasting performance.
  • Thick, die-cut saddle leather sling was sourced from a local saddle shop in Minneapolis, MN and is designed to conform to your body over time.
  • Elevated brass zipper detail.
  • Natural leather features unique markings and color variations that highlight its authenticity and beautifully patina over time.
  • Ships fully assembled.
Dimensions
Overall
26"w 32"d 33"h
66cm w 81cm d 84cm h
Seat
18"w 19"d 10"h
46cm w 48cm d 25cm h
Back
26"w 1"d 22"h
66cm w 1cm d 56cm h
Leg
8"h
20cm h
Arm
2"w 17"h
5cm w 43cm h
A dimensional drawing of the Toro Lounge Chair
A dimensional drawing of the Toro Lounge Chair
Cleaning + Care
  • Dust leather surfaces regularly with a dry cloth. Clean wood surfaces with a slightly damp, soft cloth.
  • To remove
    dirt and fingerprints, use a quality cleaner formulated for wood furniture
  • Keep furniture out of direct sunlight and away from heat sources; excessive exposure to sunlight may cause
    color fading.



Pairs well with:

Turn Low Side Table Regular price $ 9,080
Toro Ottoman Regular price $ 18,680

Saddle up. You’ve done enough. After a hard day, it’s time to lean back and let someone else shoulder the load. Thick saddle leather and a robust architectural frame keep you hanging around in style. Add some giddy-up with the Toro Ottoman.

Toro Lounge Chair

Toro Lounge Chair

Regular price $ 46,950
Regular price $ 46,950

Pairs well with:

Turn Low Side Table Regular price $ 9,080
Toro Ottoman Regular price $ 18,680

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Design Process
Good design takes time, patience and often, a heap of prototypes (and people) to get it right.
Ideas continue to morph into unexpected designs that are better than any one person could create.
Before you see anything from us, we’ve already seen it a hundred times. We’ve sketched it, discussed it (endlessly) and built prototypes to test its scale, proportion, feel—every inch of it.
Design Process