LD Seating has introduced Terra Lounge, a new soft seating collection designed by the renowned Orlandini Design Studio. The collection furthers a decade-long collaboration with the Czech family-owned seating manufacturer based in Boskovice.
Terra Lounge marks a significant step in LD Seating’s approach to soft seating, guided by comfort, design and sustainability in a thoughtfully designed armchair series developed for premium contemporary interiors.
The series is designed to respond to how the body actually sits, moves and settles, while also addressing the full lifecycle of the product, from material choice through to production and end-of-life recyclability.
The collection includes armchairs in two design-compatible heights, a matching footrest and a range of base options, making it ideal for office lounges, public spaces and hospitality environments, as well as high-end private residences.
Comfort was the starting point for Terra Lounge and remains central to its design. The seat is built using a unique construction of two polyurethane shells combined with two different foam densities. This structure creates a softer, welcoming centre, while firmer zones around the edges provide stability and support.
Visually, Terra Lounge is defined by a single, continuous form. The seat and backrest flow together without interruption, framed by sculpted side panels that also function as armrests. This design gives the armchair an eye-catching, elegant silhouette, while supporting the body in a natural and balanced way.
Sustainability is built directly into Terra Lounge’s structure. Both the rigid shells and the soft foam are made entirely from polyurethane, without metal inserts. This makes the armchair easy to disassemble and recycle at the end of its life, supporting a more circular approach to furniture production.
The polyurethane components, including the rigid PU shell, and four-leg steel bases are manufactured at LD Seating’s premises in Boskovice, Czech Republic, while the four-star cross bases and rocking mechanisms are produced within the EU. The approach keeps production local and within Europe, supporting consistent quality, shorter supply chains and responsible manufacturing standards.
