VERSALLES / THE ATELIER
Concept study of a bespoke pearl leather aviation seat with diamond quilting, walnut trim and champagne metalworkExploded concept study separating the headrest, upholstery, armrests, cushion and seat foundationConceptual cutaway of a private aircraft cabin showing the relationship between seating, sidewalls, cabinetry and finishes

REX / THE DESIGN ATELIER

Every detail.
Entirely yours.

A space to imagine what comes next.
Explore the craft. Shape your own cabin.

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THE UPHOLSTERY

Comfort has a language.

CONCEPT VISUALIZATION / CRAFT EXPLORATION

Macro concept study of double diamond stitching and the tailored edge of the pearl aviation seatDESIGN STUDY / 02

A CLOSER CONSIDERATION / 02

Comfort has a language.

Supple leather, considered color and a rhythm of stitching. Explore four complete collections, then develop the details that make the cabin unmistakably yours.

Detail of the aviation seat concept and its upholsteryTHE NEXT CHAPTER IS YOURS.

FROM INSPIRATION TO INTENTION

Don’t just imagine it.
Make it personal.

Discover four complete collections. See their colors, stitching and finishes transform the seat and the modern cabin together. Choose a starting point, then tell Rex how you would make it yours.

Each collection has its own seat, deconstructed view and cabin visualization. Rex develops custom requests, physical materials and aircraft fit personally with you.

REX / MATERIALS ATELIER

A direction.
Entirely yours.

Your selections, ready for a conversation with Rex.

Pearl & Walnut seat conceptPearl & Walnut cabin concept
Design collection
Pearl & Walnut
Aircraft category
Midsize jet
Upholstery
Leather
Outer upholstery
Ivory
Seat inserts
Ivory
Armrests
Ivory
Stitch design
Double diamond
Thread
Taupe
Embroidery
None
Seat shell finish
Wood tone
Seat shell texture
Facet
Hardware
Champagne
Bulkhead
Facet · Wood tone
Lower sidewall
Facet · Wood tone
Window surrounds
Facet · White

Concept studies and material references. Colors vary by display. Rex confirms fit, available materials and execution with physical samples.

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