Tall channel backs are the quickest way to turn an open bar floor into private bays without building walls. This booth rises to 59 in (150 cm), high enough that seated guests cannot see over it, in oxblood leather with vertical channels that catch low light.
The channels are filled individually, so each one holds its shape rather than sagging into its neighbour. A dark ebony-stained plinth keeps the base visually quiet, and an aged-brass footrail along the front protects the leather from shoe scuffs, which is the most common place booths wear first.
Construction
- Hardwood and plywood frame with full-height back panel for rigidity
- Individually filled vertical channels; seat on sinuous springs and HR foam
- Oxblood napa-finish leather shown
- Ebony-stained plinth with aged-brass kick rail
Shown here as a single section. It runs in standard lengths of 71 in (180 cm) and in 12 in (30 cm) steps above or below that, with matching end panels and back-to-back versions for island use.
