The Clore Lounge Chair features a gently curved seat and back on a reclined timber frame. The upholstery frames are made from solid wood with layers of recycled and natural materials. The chair is offered in a range of natural wool textiles, including Contrast, an exclusively produced black and white woven wool fabric based on an original fashion textile designed by Tamar de Shalit.  

What distinguishes the Clore Lounge Chair from conventional seating is its notably non-toxic, foam-free construction. Traditional upholstered furniture typically relies heavily on polyurethane foam, a petroleum-based product that presents environmental concerns both in production and disposal. The Clore's alternative approach eliminates this entirely, instead using materials that align with growing awareness around indoor air quality and chemical exposure, particularly relevant considerations in a healthcare setting where visitors may already be managing compromised immune systems.