Distressed leather tells a story the day it is installed. This booth uses a tan leather with a crackled, veined surface that looks decades old, so new wear blends in rather than standing out. That is a real advantage in a bar where bags, belts and denim rub the seats every night.
The form is simple: a plain upholstered back and a single long seat panel with rounded corners. Ochre piping runs along each edge, a brushed brass cap finishes the top of the back, and a dark walnut plinth carries the whole booth.
Construction
- Hardwood and plywood frame on a solid walnut plinth
- Sinuous springs and high-resilience foam
- Distressed tan leather shown, or a crackle-print contract vinyl for heavy-use rooms
- Brushed brass top cap; ochre piping
It suits whiskey bars, saloon-style bars and hotel bars with a heritage theme. Pair it with our oxblood booths for a two-tone room, or run it alone along a brick wall. If you need cleanability above all, choose the vinyl version, which keeps the look but wipes down with standard cleaners.
