Mott starts from a single cross-section, a vertical channel back with wide flutes over a square-edged seat on a black plinth, and turns it into every shape a dining room needs. Because every piece shares that profile, a run that mixes singles, back-to-backs, a corner and a curved end still reads as one installation.
Colors. The first photo lines up the single seat in olive, rust, navy, cream, black, graphite, chocolate and oxblood vinyl. Any other contract vinyl can be matched to sample.
Shapes. The second photo shows the range in graphite: a single, a standard and a tall-back wall seat, a back-to-back double, a 90-degree L-corner and a curved horseshoe. Heights and lengths follow your plan.
Construction. Hardwood and plywood seat box with reinforced back rail, high-resilience foam on a firm base layer, and a recessed black plinth that keeps toes and mops off the upholstery.
Where it works. Diners, burger and chicken concepts, pubs and casual chains that need to roll the same booth out across several sites. Foams specified to meet CAL TB 117-2013 on request.
