Originals Loveseat Colour Finish by L.Ercolani
by L.Ercolani

Product Story
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As inspiration the founder Lucian Ercolani looked to the traditional craft of the Chiltern Hills and areas surrounding his first factory in High Wycombe.
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Crafted in the company’s British headquarters by expert craftsmen using only the highest quality hardwoods.
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Traditional spindle backrest is formed from a row of individual beech poles, each turned to create a soft feel
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Voted one of Heal's most chersished ercol designs. Find out why on our blog.

Bowed top bar creates comfortable back rest for users and is joined to the frame by a row of turned beech poles.

Four legs securely support the seat that can seat 2-3 people comfortably.

A colour fade adds a dash of the contemporary to the seat, combining colour and natural wood.
Specifications

Specification
Overall Height: | 78cm |
Overall Width: | 117cm |
Overall Depth: | 53cm |
Material: | Elm & Beech |
Specifications
Dimensions
Height | 78cm |
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Width | 117cm |
Depth | 53cm |
Seat H | 43cm |
Weight | 25kg |
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- Contact us and we will arrange for a crew to come out and collect the furniture.
- There's no charge if it's faulty, but we do charge for change-of-mind returns.
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Designed Lucian Ercolani
Born 1888 in Italy, Lucian Ercolani moved to London with his family in the 1890s before studying design and furniture making. Having worked within the design teams for what would later become Parker Knoll and G-Plan, in 1920 Ercolani founded Ercol and began producing the company's characteristic blend of contemporary design and traditional British craft.