Mati upholstered recliner chair
Like a soft relief sculpted for rest, the Mati upholstered reclining armchair transforms any room into a landscape of contemporary calm. Its low, enveloping silhouette, free of visible legs, rests directly on the floor like a padded island that transmits absolute stability and an almost floating sensation. The absence of an elevated structure reinforces this perception of a serene refuge, ideal for interiors where comfort without visual rigidity is sought. Its elegant and versatile upholstery brings a sophisticated warmth that dialogues with modern, minimalist styles or even more classic spaces. The reclining backrest naturally adapts to each moment of the day, unfolding like a silent choreography that accompanies quiet reading, intimate chat, or deep well-being. With 3 customizable reclining positions thanks to a click-clack mechanism, it can be kept in an intermediate position to enjoy a comfortable posture or fully extended to lie down and let the body abandon itself to total relaxation. Inside, the polyurethane foam with a density of 28 kg/m³ offers a perfect balance between firmness and softness. The internal iron structure, protected with powder coating, combines with eucalyptus wood sides, creating a solid, resistant, and durable frame. Versatile by nature, Mati is a soft territory where the body learns to float, a cloud anchored to the home that dissolves tiredness like fog at dawn. More than a seat, it is a modern sanctuary where time slows down, the mind quiets, and rest becomes a daily art.
For proper maintenance, we advise cleaning with a damp cloth, avoiding the use of chemical products.
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