Lounge Seating

Interval Lounge
Interval is a broad lounge concept with a one-drawer side table docked to the timber frame. Two open-centre side frames hold one upholstered seat, two back cushions, a lower shelf and four bronze datum pins.
The table is proposed on the left or right, leaving the opposite side open for entry. Current images are design visualisations; materials, dimensions, drawer construction and modular packing are proposed. A physical prototype must confirm comfort, table reach, drawer and knee clearance, rail strength, cushion removal, shelf cleaning and overall stability.
Each approved commission is planned to be hand-finished for one setting. Upholstery, timber tone, table side and drawer lining are personally resolved, with a discreet AUTHË engraving proposed on the concealed drawer lip. Natural material variation keeps each completed piece individual.
Configure a commission
Custom crating, insured freight and installation quoted to destination
Indicative 16–20 weeks after prototype and approvals; final schedule quoted.
Signed record, approved drawings, operating guide and maintenance plan
Commission development, sculpture modules, selected studio finish, control enclosure, studio testing and signed handover dossier.
Site-specific structural engineering, custom crates, insured freight, taxes and duties, rigging, installation and final calibration.
Configuration and site review
The selected scale is the starting configuration. Final dimensions, structure, clearances, finish, movement and controls are confirmed against site drawings before fabrication.
Power and controls
Not required. Power location, switching, control integration and cable routes are shown in the approved project drawings.
Installation
Proposed six-module assembly; table side and installer sequence fixed in the approved proposal. Structural capacity and local compliance remain subject to review by the project team.
Shipping and field assembly
Proposed three-crate delivery. Interfaces, volume, shipping weight and assembly time require prototype testing. Freight is quoted after crate size, weight, destination, insurance and access are confirmed.
Service and replacement parts
Numbered modules and reversible connections are planned so drives, controls, lighting and optical components can be inspected or replaced individually. The final handover includes an operating guide and maintenance plan.





Interval Lounge · technical outline
Standard commission envelope shown. Final dimensions, loads, fixings, power, service clearances, module breaks and crate sizes are issued after site review.


