A horseshoe booth is a curved booth that wraps around a round table so a group sits facing each other, the classic corner seat of a mid-century supper club. The Peacock version is upholstered in teal velvet, outlined in tan piping on every seat and back panel, and capped with a brass-tone rail that runs the full arc.
Construction
- Curved hardwood and plywood frame, built in sections that bolt together on site
- Seat and back panels in high-resilience foam, split into segments so the curve stays smooth
- Continuous brass-tone metal top rail
- Dark wood plinth, recessed under the seat and curved to match
Sizing
A horseshoe of this size typically seats five to six around a 42 to 48 in (107 to 122 cm) round table. We draw the radius to your table and room, then send shop drawings for approval before production.
Where it works
Supper-club corners in retro diners, cocktail lounges, steakhouse booths and the VIP corner of a burger bar. Velvet suits evening service and lower traffic; for a breakfast and lunch diner, order the same booth in teal contract vinyl, which takes spills and daily wipe-downs far better.
Options: cover (velvet, contract fabric, vinyl), color, piping, top rail finish, plinth finish, radius and arc length. Foam can be specified to meet CAL TB 117-2013 on request.
