Lund Hooded Chair — Swivel

XAVORNEX Furniture — softness with a spine

Some focus needs a door; most needs a hood. The Lund supplies the hood — measured wing geometry, invisible USB and reading-light options, and the small privacy that saves whole afternoons.

We build seating the way studios build vocal booths — geometry first: wing depths and back heights chosen from measurement, cushions that seat springs quietly, and feet that never squeal on stone. Contract-grade everything, because soft should not mean short-lived.

Design & Craft

• Feet and glides silent on stone, wood and carpet
• Frames in steel and engineered timber, contract-grade
• Upholstery panels replaceable; covers stocked fifteen years
• Swivel bases with quiet return springs
• Reading light and USB options wired invisibly
• Hooded wings turn a chair into a one-person harbour

Specifications

Care

Vacuum wool upholstery weekly on low; blot spills, never rub. Rotate seat cushions monthly, check feet glides each season, and re-tension covers at the yearly service if fitted. Upholstery panels are replaceable — ask before you retire a piece.

Questions, Answered

How heavy are the pieces to move?
Weights are listed and glides are floor-kind; high-backs move on two people and ten metres of patience. Castor options exist where rearranging is weekly sport.

Does furniture really change room acoustics?
High backs and felt shells absorb and shadow speech at the point it starts, dropping the room's babble floor. It complements panels; it does not replace them — we will say which your room needs first.

The XAVORNEX Promise

Two years parts and labour, fifteen years of parts on the shelf — fans, gaskets, glass and upholstery panels included — and a service desk that answers before lunch.