Tuxedo Component Club Chair
Summary
The Tuxedo Component Collection from Geiger marries exceptional comfort with tailored elegance. Tuxedo features dual-density foam cushions and is designed for the sitter to perch upright in a meeting, sit back and work on a laptop, or relax in casual comfort. Its design is purposely made to allow space planners to design rooms within a grid for effortless customization. The Tuxedo Component Club Chair features exquisite steel legs, crisply tailored upholstery, and optional arms for added support.
Dimensions
Armless
Height: 30 in
Width: 28 in
Depth: 28 in
Seat Height: 17 in
Arm Height: –
Left Table | Right Arm
Height: 30 in
Width: 28 in
Depth: 28 in
Seat Height: 17 in
Arm Height: 23.5 in
Left Table | Right Armless
Height: 30 in
Width: 56 in
Depth: 28 in
Seat Height: 17 in
Arm Height: –
Right Table | Left Arm
Height: 30 in
Width: 58 in
Depth: 28 in
Seat Height: 17 in
Arm Height: 23.5 in
Right Table | Left Armless
Height: 30 in
Width: 56 in
Depth: 28 in
Seat Height: 17 in
Arm Height: –
With Arms
Height: 30 in
Width: 32 in
Depth: 28 in
Seat Height: 17 in
Arm Height: 23.5 in
Global Style
The look is low and sleek—considered International Style—but the seat height is distinctly North American at a comfortable 17 inches.
Sleek Profile
A distinctive horizontal band encompasses the Tuxedo Component Sofa, created by the meeting of back panel and (optional) arms.
Crisp Comfort
Cushions are shaped from dual-density foam for firm support and softness, with a crisply tailored surface. Upholstery is available with or without quilting.
Tuxedo Classic Club Chair / Designer
“It’s all about merging the rationality and clarity of modernism with the warmth and texture of nature.”
– Scott Fellows—BassamFellows
Both have worked in Europe, where they were influenced by the use of fine leather and wood. In 2003 they formed BassamFellows with a shared vision: to bring craftsmanship and beauty back to contemporary living. Their designs quickly earned them praise as “the newest member of the design world’s A team.”
Bassam and Fellows are redefining modernism with their Craftsman Modern style. Their work combines traditional modernist principles of rationality, pride in construction, beauty, and utility with the luxury of natural materials—primarily wood, brass, and leather.
