Large baroque chaise lounge in red velvet and gold L 170 cm
At 170 cm long, this baroque chaise lounge seats two people comfortably, three at most. Its gold-finished mahogany frame carries red velvet upholstery in a single-ended design: the back rises on one side, then slopes down to a low armrest. 126 Events offers it for rent for weddings, gala dinners, themed parties and photo setups, as part of its selection of baroque sofas.
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Baroque chaise lounge features
- Style: baroque, single-ended design
- Frame: gold-finished mahogany
- Upholstery: red velvet
- Dimensions: L 170 x D 79 x H 90 cm
- Seating: 2 comfortably, 3 maximum
A wave-shaped back in red velvet and gold mahogany
The whole design is built on asymmetry. On the high side, the back ends in carved scrolls, then curves down to a rolled armrest. Guests can sit facing the room or settle in at an angle, leaning against the high end. The back is button-tufted, the seat is smooth, and a row of gold nailheads runs along the seat rail. The curved legs pick up the gilding of the frame. The red velvet catches the light from chandeliers and candles, so it reads well in photos even in a dimly lit room. You will find the same design language across our classical and baroque furniture.
Weddings, galas, cabaret nights: where to place it
At 170 cm, it anchors a lounge corner that guests can spot from the back of a large room. For a wedding or reception, set it in the cocktail-hour lounge, where guests sit down between two parts of the evening. In front of a backdrop, it becomes the seating for a photo backdrop: three people fit on the seat, while others stand behind the lower part of the back. It also works for a cabaret or masquerade party, on a period film set or in a fashion house window display.
Building a red and gold lounge around it
The clearest layout frames the chaise lounge with two red and gold period armchairs, a gold coffee table in front and a rug to tie the group together. For a wedding, ivory white around it (tablecloths, flowers, cushions) softens the red. For a cabaret night, black, brass and candelabras sharpen the contrast with the gold.
For a baroque lounge to look coherent, the reds and gilding of each piece need to match. The 126 Events team knows the range and helps you choose and pair seating, tables and accessories from more than 10,000 items.
