Armchair with bouclé armrests and rubberwood Pablian

There are afternoons when the world shrinks to the perimeter of an armchair, and everything else — the noise, the rush, the to-do list — stays outside. For those afternoons, there is the Pablian armchair with bouclé and rubberwood armrests, a piece designed for those who understand that resting is also an art. Its silhouette recalls the solidity of mid-century furniture: beneath the upholstery, an internal structure of pine wood and poplar plywood firmly supports the whole, while the rubberwood appears on the legs and the visible edge of the seat, marking the silhouette with that robust warmth so characteristic of contemporary Nordic-inspired style. All the volume — seat, backrest, and armrests — is wrapped in a fabric made up of 81% polypropylene and 19% polyester, with a generous texture that catches the light differently depending on the time of day. Beneath that surface, there is more than meets the eye. The seat incorporates two layers of foam and polyester fiber (with densities of 30 kg/m³ and 36 kg/m³), which combined offer a soft touch without losing firmness. Meanwhile, the backrest has a density of 20 kg/m³ to conform to the body with enveloping softness. Finally, the armrests repeat the seat’s double layer — with densities of 28 kg/m³ and 20 kg/m³ — completing that firm and uniform embrace that characterizes the entire piece. A zigzag spring and elastic band suspension system works silently under the seat, naturally supporting every movement. The upper back cushion, filled with polyester fiber, is removable thanks to its zipper, a small detail that makes daily care easier. Imagine it next to a reading lamp and a dark wood side table, in that corner of the living room you reserve for yourself, where the afternoon stretches out without needing to look at the clock. Because from now on, that corner will have its own name: Pablian, a refuge in the living room where time stops and routine simply stays outside.

For proper maintenance, we recommend cleaning with a damp cloth, avoiding the use of chemical products.