Samota Alcove — Solo
Tax included where applicable. Delivery and commissioning arranged by your concierge.
XAVORNEX Furniture — softness with a spine
Between a chair and a room sits the alcove; the Samota sits there beautifully — a booth's worth of calm without a door, tucked where corridors turn and lease plans surrender.
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
- Two years parts and labour
- Bench, table and power planned as one gesture
- Plans into corners the floor plan forgot
- Canopy and wings drink the first reflections
- Frames in steel and engineered timber, contract-grade
Specifications
| Format | Solo alcove + table |
| Canopy | First-reflection geometry |
| Power | Bench sockets + USB-C |
| Placement | Corners, corridor turns |
| Weight | ≈ 174 kg |
| Warranty | 2 years, covers stocked 15 |
Care
Brush felt shells with a clothes brush, treat wool with wool's manners, and keep solvents away. Frames want nothing but honesty about loads. Every cover, cushion and glide is a stocked part for fifteen years.
Questions, Answered
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.
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.
The XAVORNEX Promise
Offices move; pods should keep up. Flat-pack engineering plus our own crews mean a relocation takes hours — with acoustics re-verified after every move.