Calloway lounge chairs

The Calloway Lounge Chair combines robust craftsmanship with inviting comfort. Its solid oak frame is accented with wide Italian leather straps, secured by hand-applied nailheads for a distinctive touch. Generous cushions are upholstered in natural fabric, while gold-capped feet finish the chair with a subtle note of polish.

Responding to a creative brief from a production partner, our client was looking for a collection of dining and lounge chairs with exposed wood frames and mixed material details.

Focusing specifically on the ‘Quiet luxury’ trend our client wanted a final design that looked effortlessly elegant and luxurious. A classic piece of luxury for the home or wellness/hospitality industry with a contemporary twist and produced from natural, tactile materials.

Our team here at PFEIFER designed this chair specifically to the brief of our production partners and we are delighted to see the results. The Calloway Lounge chair has a clean, sculpted frame combining a harmonious mix of natural materials plus understated details like the cutout leather strapping, hand-applied nailheads and metal capped legs. The resulting lounge chair is an elegant, beautifully proportioned, comfortable piece of furniture with a nod to the quiet luxury trend. 

Available for retail in the US but please do get in touch if you are interested in retailing this lounge chair in Europe.

PFEIFER are design experts transforming moldboards and ideas into viable commercial furniture that meets targeted price points, is beautiful, useful and desirable.

After 20 years designing B2B retail furniture our strategic move to Porto now allows us to work on bespoke projects and small batch production. Each piece produced locally in quality Portuguese workshops.

Awarded 4 (four) British Design Guild Marks for our 'design for volume production' in 2011, 2012, 2014, and once again in 2025!

Get in touch if you are a buyer, interior designer or home owner. We would love to hear from you!

x Karla and Leonhard Pfeifer

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