Banquette Seating inspired by Chesterfield – SW Clyborne

The Chesterfield sofa is quite an icon of the furniture design world. The story goes that the origin may date back to the 1700’s to Lord Phillip Stanhope, the fourth Earl of Chesterfield. The Earl wished to have a piece of furniture to sit up very straight, in the upmost comfort, and not crease ones garments as they sat. With those concepts in mind, he commissioned a local crafts person and the furniture style and name was born.

CCB produced a custom banquette inspired by a “Chesterfield” sofa for
SW Clyborne Co. located in Mason, OH including all of the classic details: wide roll over back and arms, diamond tufting, loose seat cushions, and wooden legs. Bolsters were specified to create dividers in the seating areas.

Other areas of the restaurant included bar height and dining height banquettes based on CCB’s “Designer Special” series modified with vertical channel uph and was produced in long wall benches, “U” shaped, and 3/4 rounds.

How’s that for being inspired by furniture history?

Thank you to C & T Design & Equipment and to our CCB Sales Representative, Warren Dorn for the opportunity to be a part of this project.
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Modern Linear Furnishings- Doubletree Columbia, SC

Modern, linear, low, lounge………

Just a few words to describe product produced for a Doubletree Hotel in Columbia, SC.   

Totally custom seating used in the lobby and other common areas.

Low wood partitions
Tight uph & loose uph cushion backs
Tight uph foam seats
Enclosed bases with metal look laminate
Custom stain color

Shaping for seating included radius pieces, double sided seating, “T” shaped, “L” shaped, and long wall benches.

Thank you to FRCH for specifying CCB, Guest Supply, and our CCB Sales Representatives, Jay Dickinson and Warren Dorn for the opportunity to be a part of this project.

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Interior photos from Doubletree by Hilton Columbia’s website.