Cabot Wrenn Living introduces new collection of assisted living chairs
Cabot Wrenn Living, a division of Cabot Wrenn, which manufactures innovative contract and hospitality furnishings, has introduced a new collection of chairs, which is designed to meet the needs of assisted living residents.
Designed by taking care of each dimension and comfort elements, the collection can be used in the lobby, dining room, bed room and apartment to create fresh, welcoming interiors.
Created with the combination of old and new design aesthetics, the Johanna chair features a horizontal slat back, curved arms, and refined stitch detailing on an upholstered back. The level of style is matched only in practicality, with plush padding and bowed work working that conforms to the natural contours of the arms and spine.
Featuring rolled arms and classic style, the Sylvia exhibits a refined feminine aesthetic to assisted living spaces. Complementing the chair’s flowing curves, it is upholstered with a foliage print. An extra-long seat nestles the user, supported by a well-padded, slightly reclined back.
The Randall’s tailored design features optional nailhead trim and a horizontal back seam for a bold masculine statement. It features extra thick padding on the seat and back to provide comfort for long periods of sitting.
Representing the refined, classical design in its appearance, the Stella features gently curved arms, an upholstered back and a detailed wood apron. Each stylish design element is grounded in practicality, from the curved arms and back that conform to the user, to flared back legs that aid in mobility.
Featuring gently sloping arms, and legs with a touch of traditional detailing, the Morgan has been designed to leave an elegant impression. Its extra-plush yet supportive padding provides comfort for multiple hours of use.
Designed by taking inspiration from the classical turn-of-the-century metalwork, the Lorraine features a decorative lattice back, curved wood arms and a tall upholstered back. Like the Stella, each design element is grounded in practicality, from the curved arms and back that conform to the user, to flared back legs that aid in mobility.
