The SB-177 is a square, tailored booth that gets its character from color and hardware rather than shape. The back is built from two or three upholstered blocks in contrasting leathers, and tan leather straps loop over the top and buckle at the rear, like luggage. The seat is a separate cushion, and the whole body sits on a black steel sled base that lifts it clear of the floor.
Range shown. Sage seats with beige or sage backs; terracotta and cream; slate grey with beige and sage blocks; and mixed palettes where every block in a row differs. Solid-wood tables on black steel frames appear in every view.
Construction. Ply and hardwood upholstered body bolted to a welded or bolted steel sled base with floor glides; back cushions are separate units, so a scuffed block can be replaced without re-covering the booth. Straps in leather or COL with metal buckles.
Specifying it. Each color block is a separate COL line; we tabulate area per block and per booth. Fix the strap color and buckle finish on the finish schedule.
Where it works. Garden restaurants, casual dining rooms and cafés with industrial or forest-view interiors.
