The Horizon Crest forms the counterpart to The Solstice Crest within the Cliffs of Gold Collection. Informed by 17th-century Baroque design, the armchair is composed through carved mass and proportion, where ornament operates as structure rather than applied detail. Its presence is formal, defined by continuity of form.
Hand-carved from solid oak, the frame is articulated through scrolling arms, floral relief, and a scalloped back that establishes enclosure and vertical emphasis. The carving follows the internal logic of the form, allowing curvature and depth to guide the eye without interruption. Each element resolves into the next, producing a continuous silhouette that reads as a unified volume.
A sculptural apron anchors the seat, while gently flared legs introduce lift and measured cadence. Balance is achieved through proportion, allowing the chair to hold its position with clarity.
The original oak frame remains in its existing finish, with age and surface character left fully legible.
Placed in relation to The Solstice Crest, the pair establishes a balanced architectural presence. As a single object, it maintains orientation through mass and structure.
Optional matching pillows in the same fabric are available.
The Horizon Crest forms the counterpart to The Solstice Crest within the Cliffs of Gold Collection. Informed by 17th-century Baroque design, the armchair is composed through carved mass and proportion, where ornament operates as structure rather than applied detail. Its presence is formal, defined by continuity of form.
Hand-carved from solid oak, the frame is articulated through scrolling arms, floral relief, and a scalloped back that establishes enclosure and vertical emphasis. The carving follows the internal logic of the form, allowing curvature and depth to guide the eye without interruption. Each element resolves into the next, producing a continuous silhouette that reads as a unified volume.
A sculptural apron anchors the seat, while gently flared legs introduce lift and measured cadence. Balance is achieved through proportion, allowing the chair to hold its position with clarity.
The original oak frame remains in its existing finish, with age and surface character left fully legible.
Placed in relation to The Solstice Crest, the pair establishes a balanced architectural presence. As a single object, it maintains orientation through mass and structure.
Optional matching pillows in the same fabric are available.
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