Le Loup Chair, Obsidian

The Le Loup Obsidian is the chair in its most uncompromising form.

Every element of the frame, from the wide-stanced legs to the geometric armrest structure and the precisely proportioned backrest, is enveloped in a single, continuous skin of high-polished obsidian piano-lacquer. One finish, one material, uninterrupted. The result is a monolithic presence that absorbs and reflects ambient light simultaneously, creating a continuous, shifting play of profound shadows and crisp highlights that makes the piece appear to change throughout the day.

This is architecture at its most disciplined. The silhouette commands with the quiet certainty of something that has been designed without a single unnecessary decision. Every angle carries weight. Every surface earns its place.

Within this severe exterior, the seating interior is meticulously upholstered in premium velvet over a high-density cushioning system, ensuring that the Le Loup’s monumental visual strength yields completely to the physical ease of the person it holds. Designed for those who understand that true authority is always quiet.

The Materials & Finishes

A striking, ultra-glossy black finish that delivers a flawless, reflective depth. This bold surface exudes pure, dramatic sophistication.
Obsidian Mirror Gloss
Nubuck suede upholstery swatch in dove grey
Nubuck Suede – Dove Grey
A rectangular dining table set with eight chairs, empty wine glasses, and plates is arranged in a spacious room with large arched windows, stone walls, and herringbone wood flooring.
Two modern black chairs with grey cushions are placed on a wooden herringbone floor in a room with large arched windows and textured stone walls. Natural light fills the space.
A modern black-framed chair with gray upholstery sits on a wooden herringbone floor in a sunlit room with cream-colored paneled walls, large windows, and a patterned rug partially visible.
A modern chair with a black metal frame and gray cushioned seat and backrest sits in a room with stone tile flooring, plastered walls, and wooden beams. Light enters from a large window on the left.

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