The Silom

The Design

A chair built around the logic of your body, not the logic of a frame. That is the premise of the Silom — and it sounds simple until you consider how rarely it is actually true. Most upholstered chairs are built over a visible skeleton that dictates the shape; the Silom was designed to remove that skeleton from view entirely.

Named after Bangkok's most ordered district, the Silom is fully rounded and fully upholstered, with no hard edges and no frame line breaking the surface. It is held together by tension and craftsmanship rather than visible structure — the padding, the understructure, and the cover work as one continuous system rather than a shell over a frame.

The result is a silhouette that reads as a single confident gesture from across the room. There is no seam where the arm meets the back, no piping to mark a transition — just one uninterrupted curve, upholstered in a single fabric with no visible break.

Fabric, boucle, or leather, in any colour from our curated selection. The seat height, the depth of the curve, and the overall proportion are all set in consultation to suit your room and how you actually sit.