Avril collection
Indoor furniture
The Avril collection is an elegant and fresh interpretation of a traditional armchair. Its refined armrests create a wavy shape that hints back to the classic Paper Loom designs.
Dining room chairs in Paper Loom
Experience the epitome of elegance and comfort with the Avril collection by Vincent Sheppard. This Paper Loom collection features bar stools and dining chairs designed to enhance your dining experience with their sophisticated style and exceptional craftsmanship. The Avril collection offers a variety of options to suit your personal taste and dining space, ensuring both aesthetic appeal and unparalleled comfort.
Design Features
Elegant Armrests: Each chair in the Avril collection is meticulously crafted with graceful armrests, providing both style and support for a luxurious dining experience.
Choice of Backrests: Tailor your comfort with the option of a low or high backrest, ensuring the perfect level of support for extended dining or leisurely conversations.
Customizable Colours: Choose from all Vincent Sheppard Paper Loom colours or select any RAL color of your choice to perfectly match your interior design and personal style.
Versatile Base Options: Customize your chairs with your choice of base. Whether you prefer the modern touch of steel, the warm and natural look of oak, or the contemporary flair of a cantilever base, the Avril collection has the perfect fit for your dining area.
Paper loom
Each Avril chair is crafted using the finest Paper Loom weave, a unique process that intertwines paper and steel wire for a durable and flexible material. This ensures that every piece not only looks stunning but is also built to last.
Pure white
Snow
Broken white
Pebble
Dusty green
Taupe
Terracotta
Dusty coral
Black
White wash
Clear
Caramel
Snow wash
Aqua
Grey wash
Grège
Black wash
Sparkle
Nacré
Copper
Oyster
Avril dining chair steel A base
Seezeitlodge, Germany
The Seezeitlodge has been designed by the Berlin design studio GRAFT. The thought behind the impressive building is to use the power of the unique natural location to remain undisturbed. They wanted to intensify the connection between the natural poles of tension on the property: between the forest and the lake, between a sense of being protected and freedom, between earth, water, fire and air.
