Oslo Chair Baxter

A chair that ignores the boundaries between rooms

Some chairs are built for a single role — dining, desk, lounge — and some refuse to choose. Oslo belongs to the second kind: Paola Navone designs it for Baxter with a wengé-stained ash frame so essential it nearly disappears visually, leaving the leather upholstery to do the work of comfort. The result is a seat that moves without friction between the living area, the dining room and a study corner, never looking out of place in any of the three.

The raw-edge stitching of the upholstery — available in the version with fully leather-covered legs — adds the material touch that turns an essential object into a piece of character. The upholstery range is among the widest in Baxter's catalogue: dozens of leathers and fabrics, from warm cognac tones to deep greens, right through to the darkest blacks.

The details that make the difference

● Designed by Paola Navone

● Frame and base in wengé-stained ash, back in double-panelled plywood

● Differentiated-density polyurethane foam padding, elastic webbing springing

● Raw-edge stitching in the version with leather-covered legs

● Also available as a stool, in several sizes

● One of the widest upholstery ranges in Baxter's catalogue

Where it finds its place

Around a statement dining table, as a desk chair in a minimal study, or as extra seating in a living room where visual lightness matters more than bulk.

Consulting & customisation

Trust our architects and interior designers for personalised advice on the upholstery that best suits your project, among the dozens of leathers and fabrics available. Fill out the form to receive a tailored quotation, or contact us for a free consultation.

Discover the Oslo chair and the entire Baxter collection, already available at Mobilificio Marchese.