Lawson Armchair

by Rodolfo Dordoni

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Lawson’s defining move is putting two materials to two jobs in the same chair: leather follows the curved line of the backrest as it turns into the armrest on one side, while fabric-covered cushions on the other keep a softer, more tailored feel. The family runs from a small lounge armchair to a larger easy chair and full sofas built on the same wrap-around form, letting one idea scale across very different pieces.

The seat sits on a solid wood frame, its foam shaped with a concave contour so the cushion settles into it rather than sitting on top. The metal-framed backrest is coated in fireproof foam and wrapped in a heat-bonded casing before the leather or fabric goes on. Seat and backrest cushions are filled with sectioned goose down over a support-foam core, giving a soft top layer over a more structured base, matching the leather and fabric contrast in the design. Covers come off completely in both fabric and leather, though a small number of decorative covers are fixed. The armchair rests on semi-curved metal blade feet in a polished or chrome finish; some versions are instead built on legs finished in wood or clad in leather.

The compact lounge version suits a bedroom corner or small reading nook a full-depth armchair would not fit, while the larger easy chair and sofa suit a living room on the same wrap-around language. The family also includes a dining-scaled version, and Minotti position Lawson for hospitality lounges too. Designers should decide the leather and fabric split before ordering, since the contrast is structural.

For full specifications, materials, and configuration options, visit the Minotti official website.