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Why every home needs one of Resident’s Kashmir chairs

Designer Simon James is known for creating pieces that offer sumptuous luxury with a subtle, restrained edge. In creating collections for his globally-renowned furniture label, Resident, James plays with ideas of elevated simplicity, timeless shapes and lasting materials to offer each of his furnishings an evergreen appeal.

Residence by Strand Properties and Auden Studio
Left: Residence by Katerina Volokhova. Right: Van Bone Restaurant.

Resident’s Kashmir chair and stool exemplify this and then some. So prolific have these styles become, in fact, that they can be found in some of the most impressive homes around the world, beloved for the pared-back elegance they bring to a space.


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Rosedale No. 4 by Ali Budd Interiors
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Left: Residence by Grigoriy Obolenskiy

Both the chair and stool boast a curved, steel frame that proves how impactful simple design can be, with slender, straight legs that offset a meticulously-stitched, tailored backrest—made to curve comfortably around the sitter. Despite their sparseness, the Kashmir chair and stool have been designed with comfort in mind, each version boasting a plush, upholstered seat that makes us forget any uncomfortable encounters we might have had with dining chairs or barstools in the past. Here, the rules have been re-written.

Able to be made in a wide variety of textures and colours, the Kashmir chair and stool will deliver a touch of simple sophistication to any kind of home. So why not make it yours?

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