Portugal

Introduced in 1954, the Capri lounge chair stands as a masterpiece of mid-century ingenuity, blending effortless elegance with precise engineering. Its signature smooth reclining mechanism invites users to lean back and fully unwind, supported by a refined wooden frame that delivers unparalleled comfort without compromise. This timeless piece isn’t just furniture—it’s a serene pause in a busy world, encouraging moments of relaxation and reflection.

Crafted for versatility, the Capri features a sturdy structure available in premium woods like ash (raw or colored), oak, freijó, or walnut. Upholstery options include luxurious faux leather or fabric, with the freedom for customers to supply their own for a truly personalized touch—the showcased model highlights freijó wood paired with soft fabric. Practical accessories such as metal or felt sliders ensure smooth mobility on any floor surface.

With generous dimensions of 60.5 cm (23.8 in) wide, 68.5 cm (27 in) deep, and 96 cm (37.8 in) high—complete with a 40 cm (15.7 in) seat height and 55 cm (21.7 in) arm height—the Capri accommodates relaxed lounging for one. Since its debut over seven decades ago, it has remained a coveted icon, proving that superior design endures.

Olaio: A Timeless Gem in Portuguese Craftsmanship

Olaio embodies Portugal’s rich cultural legacy through its steadfast brand history. Established in 1860 by José Olaio, it grew from modest origins into a renowned furniture maker. Pieces from Olaio have graced public institutions like post offices, hospitals, schools, and even Parliament, underscoring its vital place in Portuguese life. A modernization push in the late 1980s paved the way for a 2016 relaunch, ushering in a fresh chapter for premium Portuguese furniture. Today, Olaio’s dedication to sustainable and ethical manufacturing keeps it a beacon of design prowess in Portugal.