Mason by Schamburg + Alvisse

The new high backed addition to the modular Mason lounge collection

Mason by Schamburg + Alvisse

BY Aniqa Mannan

April 1st, 2013

Tags: chair, couch, design, furniture, high back, lounge, lumbar cushions, modular, Schamburg + Alvisse

The newest addition to the popular, modular Mason lounge collection is the Mason High Back. Designed by Schamburg + Alvisse, Mason gives you the freedom to create myriad configurations with a single family of modules. They’re perfect for anywhere that space and comfort need to be maximised – and their presence is faultlessly stylish.

Schamburg + Alvisse create 100% Australian eco furniture. Mason’s frame is forest-friendly FSC timber – in compliance with Greenpeace’s Good Wood Guide, and the glues and foams are people-friendly. Certified GECA, Mason will score you full green star points.

The Mason High Back lounge is available as a 2-arm lounge or a 1-arm lounge, both left and right. The upholstery can be customised, with options such as two-tone upper and lower, and loose lumbar cushions to match.

Mason offers Schamburg + Alvisse’s trademark combination of versatility, style and eco credentials, and the High Back lounge is a particular style standout.

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