Elara Lounge Chair
The Elara Lounge Chair is a sculptural statement piece defined by generous curves and a confident, architectural silhouette.
Delivery time
Each MALEIA piece is made to order, so allow 12–15 weeks for delivery. Your order goes into production once it's confirmed.
What happens after you order
Good to know
Unsure whether the Elara Lounge Chair will work within your interior? Our Concierge can assist with dimensions, proportions, finishes and styling considerations.
Stories from customers — from the first order to months of everyday use.
Vela Pedestal Bowl
I found MALEIA while looking for something for the shelves in our study. I’d mostly been looking at lighting, but ended up choosing the marble bookends. They give that corner a bit more character without having to redo the whole shelf.
Arc Marble Bookends
I had a question before placing my order and it took longer than I expected to hear back. The reply helped once it came through, and I went ahead with the bookends. Happy with how they look in the study, but a quicker response would have made the decision easier.
Forma Marble Sculpture
I kept coming back to this piece while browsing the website. Our living room is quite simple and I wanted something with a little personality. It’s now on the console beside a stack of books. Glad I went with one piece rather than buying several smaller things.
The Muse Sculpture
I bought this for a narrow shelf, but hadn’t properly checked the measurements. It took up more space than I’d pictured. We moved it to the hallway console and it works there, though I’d recommend measuring the actual spot before ordering.
Vela Pedestal Bowl
I had a question before placing my order and it took longer than I expected to hear back. The reply helped once it came through, and I went ahead with the bookends. Happy with how they look in the study, but a quicker response would have made the decision easier.
Arc Marble Bookends
This was my first order from MALEIA, so I started with a smaller piece. I chose the bowl for our entry table, but it ended up on the sideboard instead. That’s where we can actually see it from the living room, and it suits the space better.
