The ultimate in smoking luxury
This armchair was designed to provide smokers with a dignified experience one of the most luxurious lounge bars. Designed by the German company El Purista, it goes by the name RA 1:15.
But don’t let the obscure name fool you: this armchair is well worth a look. It’s crafted from natural leather, dyed with natural pigments, and hand-carved wood sourced from sustainable German forests. You can choose from walnut, oak, or maple, and several colors are available upon request. Its luxurious look is apparently matched only by the comfort it provides.
But here's what clearly sets the RA 1:15 apart from other armchairs: the armrests conceal secret compartments.
These storage solutions are ideal to put all your belongings in it and always have them within reach. The armchair is even designed to hold an ashtray in one of its armrests, so you don't have to get up.
The RA 1:15 is designed primarily for cigar smokers, but it's expected that all smokers will enjoy it. See more images below.
The armchair is sold directly by El Purista for between €2,800 and €5,200, depending on the options selected.

Luxury Smoking Chair

Storage Chair

Ashtray built into the armchair
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