Sahara Camel Throw, Mongolian Cashmere

Kumo — "cloud" in Japanese — is the chair our designers reach for when a client asks for one piece that quiets a room. The seat is a single, generous wrap of high-resilience foam beneath a dense ivory bouclé that begs to be touched; the frame is solid oak, joined by hand and finished with natural oil so the grain keeps its say.

Designed in our Banani studio and made to order by a family workshop in Chattogram that has built quiet furniture for three generations. Each chair takes eleven days, and no two bouclé weaves read exactly alike — which is rather the point.