Kaya Lounge Chair

Design

The Kaya Lounge Chair is built around a simple idea: a personal refuge that feels grounded and calm. Its silhouette is generous and enclosing, with a low, settled posture that invites a slower pace. The form stays clean, but not strict. And the textured wood frame gives the chair a quiet presence, more like a piece of architecture than a soft accent.

Details are kept intentional. Metallic touches are there, but they do not compete with the overall shape. The design reads as understated from a distance, then more considered up close, where the surfaces and transitions start to matter.

Materials & build

In the standard version, the structure is made from iroko, chosen for its solid feel and natural character. The metal details are plated stainless steel, adding a subtle contrast against the wood without turning it into a statement. Upholstery is outdoor fabric, selected to suit open-air settings while keeping the chair’s look refined.

A protection cover is included, which helps keep the chair ready between uses. It is a practical addition, and it fits the purpose of a lounge chair meant to live outside as easily as it does inside.

Comfort

Comfort is the guiding force here. Kaya’s proportions are meant to support the body in a relaxed way, with an enveloping feel that encourages longer sits. The seat height is about 15.75 inches, which gives it that lounge-ready posture without feeling overly low.

The chair is designed to feel like a shelter. But it is not bulky. The comfort comes from the overall shape and how it holds the sitter, not from unnecessary complication.

Placement & lifestyle

With a width of about 33.46 inches and a depth of about 37.40 inches, the Kaya Lounge Chair needs a little room to breathe. It works well as a standalone piece on a terrace, by a pool, or in a quiet garden corner. It also makes sense indoors, especially in spaces that lean warm and natural.

From Myface, Kaya fits a lifestyle that values materials that feel honest and familiar. It pairs easily with wood, stone, linen, and other relaxed textures, and it holds its own next to more modern finishes too.

Longevity

The build choices focus on resilience without shouting about it. Iroko provides a strong foundation, stainless steel details hold up to everyday contact, and the outdoor fabric is suited to regular use. The overall height is about 30.71 inches, and the frame gives the chair a stable, anchored feel that stays consistent over time.

Kaya is meant to be lived with. The included cover supports that, helping the piece stay looking composed season after season.