Bar, cigar lounge & speakeasy seating
Leather booths, club chairs and bar stools for low light and long sits. Made to your drawings in Foshan, China, and shipped direct to your venue.
Lounge & Leather (a line by EASEN Commercial Furniture) makes leather and velvet booths, club chairs, sofas, bar stools and lounge tables for cocktail bars, cigar lounges, whiskey bars and members' clubs. Every piece is made to order in our own production base in Lecong, Foshan, China, with leather, foam, size and finish specified per project, approved on shop drawings, then shipped factory-direct by sea.
Leather booths are fixed, wall-backed or freestanding upholstered seats built in linear runs, and they are the highest-earning seats in most bars because they hold groups for longer.
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A commercial club chair is a low, deep, fully upholstered armchair, built on a frame strong enough for daily use in a bar, cigar lounge or hotel lounge rather than a living room.
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Lounge sofas and settees seat two to five guests in a single soft piece, filling the space between a booth and a pair of club chairs in bars, lobbies and members' lounges.
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Bar seating means stools and high banquettes sized to a bar or counter top: bar-height seats sit at about 30 in (76 cm) for a 40-42 in (102-107 cm) bar, counter-height seats at 24-26 in (61-66 cm) for a 36 in (91 cm) counter.
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Finishing pieces are the cocktail tables, side tables, upholstered wall panels and service stations that complete a lounge so it reads as one designed room rather than a set of separate purchases.
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A dining booth is designed for a 60-minute meal. A lounge seat has to hold someone through a long evening. We drop seat heights to lounge range, deepen seats, rake backs further and specify high-resilience foam with a soft wrap so cushions recover overnight instead of bottoming out by the second year.
Aniline leather looks beautiful and marks with the first spilled Negroni. For bar service we usually recommend a protected (pigmented) or semi-aniline hide, and we will tell you plainly where bonded leather or thin PU will fail. Swatches are sent before you commit.
Booths, club chairs, stools, cocktail tables, wall panels and the back-bar service station come off the same production line, cut from the same hide lot and finished in the same stain. The room reads as one design, and you deal with one supplier and one shipment.
A deep-buttoned chestnut leather booth with a row of antique-brass nailheads, the steakhouse and whiskey-room classic built for commercial service.
A deep-green velvet booth with rolled wing arms, deep buttoning and brass nailheads: the outline of a club sofa, built to booth length.
A long burgundy leather banquette with banded back and a continuous double brass luggage rail overhead, after the classic Paris brasserie.
A 59 in (150 cm) channel-tufted oxblood leather booth on an ebony-stained plinth with an aged-brass footrail, designed to give a bar instant private bays.
A very tall channel-back leather booth topped with an ebony grille, combining seating and room division in one freestanding piece.
A deep-green velvet booth with ten vertical channels, brass capping and a concealed LED strip that makes the whole run appear to float in a dark room.
A curved, half-round leather booth with radiating channels and a brass footrail that seats five to six guests around a single round table.
A 86.5 in (220 cm) lounge booth with oversized diamond quilting, an 8.75 in (22 cm) oak drinks ledge along the back and concealed lighting.
Send your plan, mood images and seat count target. We reply with a seating proposal, recommended leathers and a budget quote, usually including a note on capacity and aisle clearances.
We draw every piece with dimensions, foam build-up, frame and finish callouts. Leather and finish swatches ship to you. Nothing is cut until you sign the drawings.
For larger orders or new designs we build a sample, such as one booth section or one club chair, and send photos and video, or the piece itself, for approval of comfort and detailing.
Frames, foam and upholstery are made in our Lecong workshop. Each piece is checked against the approved drawing, photographed and wrapped for export before loading.
We consolidate the order into one container where possible and ship FOB, CIF or DDP. Booths arrive in labelled sections with joining hardware and a layout sheet for your installer.
Bar vs counter stool heights, the 10-12 inch rule, spacing per stool, footrails, overhangs, aisles behind stools and ADA accessible bar seating, explained.
How to plan a cigar lounge: legal checks, ventilation principles, seating layout, leather and fire risk, side tables and ashtray placement, with a checklist.
How full-grain, top-grain, corrected, split and bonded leather compare with PU and vinyl for bar and lounge seating, plus how to care for leather in service.
Lounge & Leather is a product line of EASEN Commercial Furniture, which manufactures in its own production base in Lecong, Shunde District, Foshan, China. We build frames, cut foam and upholster in-house, and ship factory-direct to your venue or freight forwarder. There is no showroom markup and no distributor in between.
For most bars we recommend a protected (pigmented) leather or a semi-aniline. Both carry a surface finish that resists spills, sanitizer and hand oils far better than pure aniline. Choose aniline only if you want a patina and accept marks as part of the look. We do not recommend bonded leather for any commercial seat, because its surface layer tends to peel under daily use.
Yes. Send the hide specification and we will calculate the quantity from the approved drawings. Leather comes as whole hides rather than rolls, so cutting waste is higher than with fabric. We will state the number of hides or square feet needed, including waste, before you order.
Yes. We upholster in contract-grade vinyl and polyurethane (PU) faux leather when budget, cleaning regime or animal-free requirements call for it. Contract vinyl is usually the most cleanable option for high-turnover seats. We will advise on abrasion rating and backing so you get a material made for commercial seating.
Typically 30-45 days for standard designs and 45-60 days for custom work, counted from drawing and sample approval. Sea transit comes on top. The exact schedule is confirmed in your quote, and we will tell you early if a specific leather or finish affects it.
We specify fire-retardant foams, interliners and contract-grade covers to the destination market's rules on request, for example CAL TB 117-2013 in the US or BS 7176 composites in the UK. Test reports are supplied for specific items where available. Your local fire officer or code consultant decides what applies to your venue, so please share their requirements at the quote stage.