ARMCHAIR-BERGERE T. CHESTERFIELD POLINA PU CYPRESS 83x79x104

This is the HM0053.08 bergere in CYPRESS color with black wooden legs. The feature that makes this armchair stand out is its Chesterfield style craftsmanship, which gives a sense of prestige and luxury wherever it is used. The main characteristic of this style is the upholstery with PU leather, which on the back features deep button tufting, adhering to the Chesterfield style.

Mini Story: The history of the Bergere (see bergere) begins around 1720, in the salons of the Palace of Versailles during the time of Louis XV, where it was considered the armchair of the nobility and the upper bourgeoisie. Its construction from special wood, combined with the luxurious fabrics of the era, gave it the feeling of a throne. From its early years, it was considered the queen of seats, both for the privacy it offered with its open arms, high back, and curved sides, and for its dominance in space as a decorative element. Over the years, the Bergere armchair (depending on the era and fashion) changed its appearance. It was upholstered with floral fabrics, leather, many different patterns with special textures, even Chesterfield. While we may have seen variations in the design of the bergere over the years, with arms being upholstered, the back rising, and the cushion dimensions changing, the basic idea of a large, comfortable armchair never changed. A large, comfortable armchair is often better than an entire sofa.

In a nutshell…: Tufting is a type of fabric or a sewing technique where seams and stitches form various designs and pleats or bumps. In tufted items, the fabric is like "inflated" and held in place by the seams, which at their points "sink" the fabric. That is, in tufted items, many small inflated bumps are created, separated by the seams. These bumps can be diamonds, squares, stripes, and many other designs. The purpose of this style is to break the monotony by creating various patterns in the fabric. This improves the overall appearance of the item. It gives a sense of luxury and design detail.

The characteristics of the Chesterfield style are its sturdiness, deep button tufting in leather or faux leather with "tacks," low seating, and rounded corners. It is important to know that by Chesterfield, we mean a furniture style and not a specific furniture brand.

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