The Roma chair in leather celebrates moderism from its refined, lineal profile down to its powder coated swivel base. A striking, slightly angled out base up to a square arm lends interest to this urban piece. It's available, new Zealand-made, in any of our huge range of fabrics and is stunning in leather.

Details
  • Category
    Sofas and Armchairs
  • Range
    DA Made
Attributes
  • Padding/Upholstery
    Upholstered
  • Styles
    Contemporary style
General
  • Country of origin
    New Zealand
  • Type of use
    Commercial and Residential
  • Installation
    No installation required
  • Assembly
    No assembly required
Specifications

840 mm (w) x 910 mm (d) x 890 mm (h)

Features

Frame | Sustainably grown Kiln Dried Timbers and Structural Composites.

Seats | Double weave Elastic Webbing, with High Resilience Foam cushioning, and a Supaloft Fibre wrap.

Backs | Robust Elastic Webbing, with 100% Polyester Fibre.

Base | Stainless Steel or Powdercoated, with Swivel.

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About the
Seller

"DA Lewis remains one of New Zealand's most enduring furniture businessses, hailing from a story of kiwi, backyard ingenuity.

Specializing in NZ Made furniture, DA Lewis offers customizable options in fabric, comfort,, configuration and size to suit your unique preferences. 

In addition to our locally-made pieces, we feature a curated selection of premium international and local brands, including Stressless, IMG, Artwood, Danske Mobler, Marlex, Furtex, Weave, Hawthorne, and Tasman Tanning leather, and many more.

OUR STORY | MAKING QUALITY NZ MADE FURNITURE SINCE 1946

In 1937 at the age of 12, David Arthur Lewis started making letterboxes in his spare time and selling them to Smiths City.

In 1946, after completing his cabinet-making apprenticeship, he formed D A Lewis & Company.

The company started out in David’s backyard shed, manufacturing side-tables and bedroom furniture, sold through Smiths City, Holmes and Sons, and McKenzie and Willis. Soon David expanded his range to make dining tables and occasional furniture, and in 1958 started manufacturing sofas and lounge suites.

Keeping up with Demand

The good people of Christchurch knew a fine piece of furniture when they saw it! Business grew rapidly and D A Lewis relocated in 1961 to much larger premises in Manchester Street to meet increased demand and have room to build the large range of furniture they now manufactured.

By the late 1970’s the company was wholesaling furniture throughout New Zealand, and by the 1980’s, DA Lewis was exporting to Australia and Papua New Guinea. Commercial contracts for hotels, motels and institutions were also being undertaken from the 1970’s.

Rising from the Ashes

A fire in April 1985 almost completely destroyed the Manchester Street factory. David Lewis said, “We will do our best not to let our customers down”.

He didn’t let them down, and DA Lewis was not deterred by this setback. The company bought the old H. W. Smith Timber yard on Main South Road, opposite the Wigram RNZAF Base. By April 1988 a new showroom, factory and offices had been built on the site.

The new factory had a floor area of 90,000 sq ft., 40,000 sq. ft. more than the old factory and the new showroom was a massive 22,000 sq. ft with room for further expansion.

David Lewis made the DA Lewis brand synonymous with beautiful, high quality New Zealand made furniture. Over the ages, we have had an amazingly talented team of designers, and craftsmen and women to continue his tradition.

Enduring Craftsmanship

The second generation of the Lewis family are leading the development and growth of DA Lewis into a new century, and perpetuating David’s values of quality craftsmanship, strong relationships with our customers and caring for our team and the local community.

At ArchiPro we recognise and acknowledge the existing, original and ancient connection Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples have to the lands and waterways across the Australian continent. We pay our respects to the elders past and present. We commit to working together to build a prosperous and inclusive Australia.