When our auditorium chairs enter the art palace of Sochi

When "Sirius" meets craftsmanship: the recognition of architectural masters is our best business card

The Sirius Educational Center complex in Sochi, highly praised by Vladimir Putin, defines the pinnacle of artistic space with world-class standards. Its 1,200-seat main hall seamlessly transitions between classical music and ballet performances, while its 300-seat multi-purpose hall is a haven for countless artistic inspirations. Within this dynamic artistic space, our auditorium chairs silently create a "perfect resonance of sound and seating comfort."

We also welcomed a distinguished visitor: Andrei Litvinov, the concert hall's designer and industry leader with nearly 200 architectural proposals.On October 3, 2025, Russian President Vladimir Putin visited the newly built Sirius Concert Hall and spoke with Andrei Litvinov. Putin expressed interest in Litvinov's hairstyle, saying that although his hair was a little messy and looked a bit unusual, he did a good job because he was a talented person. This architect, known for his "unruly hairstyle and even greater talent," visited our factory with his unparalleled passion for acoustics and aesthetics.

An Architect's Visit: Rigorous Calibration from Drawing to Reality

"The chairs must be an extension of the space, not an embellishment." This was the design principle repeatedly emphasized by renowned Russian architect Andrei Litvinov during his visit to our factory. Standing by the production line, he meticulously calibrated the chairs' fabric texture, backrest curvature, and metal frame gloss, color swatches and blueprints in hand. From testing the seat feel and rebound of the high-elasticity foam to testing the sound absorption of the entire auditorium chair, every detail was meticulously considered to meet the concert hall's core requirement of "a symbiosis of acoustics and aesthetics."

"The artistic experience is complete only when the chairs' curves echo the streamlined design of the space." Litvinov's recognition is a testament to our commitment to "matching the landmark with every detail."

The "Triple Art of Seating"

1. A Seamless Symbiosis of Aesthetics and Space

Crafted from high-end custom beech wood and flame-retardant, wear-resistant fabric, the color palette precisely matches the acoustic cladding of the concert hall. This design prevents glare from disrupting the performance while blending the subtle texture into the flowing aesthetic of the space, making each chair an "invisible architectural element."

2. Ergonomic Magic for Long Sit-Times

Inspired by the demands of extended symphony performances, the seat cushions and backrests are layered with 50-density, high-elastic foam. This layered cushioning conforms to the curve of the lumbar spine while the breathable fabric facilitates air circulation—keeping audiences comfortable even during a three-hour opera performance.

3. Functional Details Adapted to the Art Scene

Even during intermissions, when the audience frequently rises and takes their seats, the entire auditorium remains silent, preventing any minor noise from interrupting the flow of the music. This "silent consideration" is the result of the unique noise-reducing properties of the slow-rebound material. The chair body adopts a porous sound-absorbing design, which acts like a series of "micro sound absorbers" to build an invisible "acoustic barrier", allowing every note on the stage - whether it is the delicate overtones of the violin or the deep low frequency of the cello - to be clearly transmitted to the audience's ears without any interference.

From Factory to International Landmark: Our Quality Standards

The selection of the Sirius Concert Hall in Sochi exemplifies our understanding of "high-end venue seating"—that it's not just furniture that supports the body, but also a participant in the artistic experience. When Andrei Litvinov signed the acceptance form, we knew these over 200 chairs had become a new link between Chinese manufacturing and international art.