The Vaibhav Armchair is inspired by the Anglo-Indian wooden craftsmanship of colonial-era Travancore mansions, updated with minimalistic modern proportions. Designed to be a throne of quiet contemplation or stately reception, this chair is hewn from matured rosewood or teak, burnished with layers of natural oils for a deep, shadowy patina.
Its tall back, framed with shaped vertical slats and a shield-like centerplate, pays homage to the palanquin shields once used in royal pageantry, while the gently curved arms provide both poise and relaxation. The legs retain the grounded geometry of old planter chairs, evoking the discipline and dignity of courtly halls.
From a Kerala courtyard to a British study to a Dubai loft, the Vaibhav Armchair stands as a fusion of past and present, grace and gravity.
