Jacob Armchair

Jacob Armchair — Playful Comfort, Built to Last The Jacob Armchair is a fresh, playful take on the classic lounge — combining extreme comfort with a bold, modern silhouette. Designed and made in Australia, Jacob balances timeless style , durability , and sustainable design to create a piece you’ll love for years to come. Inspired by Koskela’s iconic Jake chair, Jacob pairs a sculptural t ubular steel base — available in Koskela’s signature powder coat colours — with luxuriously cushioned seating. The frame’s clean, rounded lines contrast beautifully with the sofa’s softness, creating a striking centrepiece for any living space. The plush cushions feature a durable foam core with a soft feather/fibre wrap offering the perfect balance of long-lasting support and sink-in comfort. A distinctive chubby piping detail echoes the frame’s curves, adding both visual interest and a tactile edge. Upholstered in your choice of fabric , the removable back and seat cushions make it easy to clean, refresh, or reupholster over time — extending the product’s life, reducing waste , and letting you adapt your sofa as your style evolves. Available in a two-seater three-seater and armchair Key Features: Australian Made – Designed and manufactured locally to support Australian industry and ensure high-quality craftsmanship Fast lead time - 8 weeks Modular Flexibility – Modular design to suit a wide range of spatial layouts and allowing for reconfiguration as workplace needs evolve Customisable Sizes - Available in Mid and High Back Durable Steel Base – Sturdy powder-coated frame that can be separated and re-powdercoated for a refreshed look over time Removable Covers - Back and seat cushions can be easily removed, regularly dry-cleaned and after several years replaced, to keep the product looking like new. Built for Repair – Components can be repaired or swapped out, reducing environmental impact and long-term costs GECA certified 7-Year Warranty – Includes access to Koskela’s aftercare maintenance program Got Questions? We've answered (almost) all of them.