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A chair that meets your back halfway, then lets the room stay quiet.

An upholstered dining chair should do two jobs before anyone sits down: it should look right in the room, and it should feel right the moment you lean back. This one wraps an oat linen weave around a backrest that curves with you instead of sitting flat behind you. Pull it up to a table, a desk or a quiet corner, and it settles in without asking for attention.

31.10" H (79 cm) · 16.92" W (43 cm) · 18.11" D (46 cm) · Oat linen weave · Curved barrel back

• The back leans with you. The backrest curves around your sides instead of stopping at your shoulder blades, so long dinners end without that stiff spot between the shoulders.
• A weave that lets air through. The linen-weave fabric is textured rather than slick, so you do not stick to it after a warm meal or a full afternoon at the desk.
• Foam that keeps its shape. High-density foam in the seat holds its line through breakfast, work-from-home hours and the second cup of coffee.
• Walnut tone, easy upkeep. The legs are metal finished in a walnut grain, so the chair carries a warm mid-century tone without the maintenance of solid wood.
• Quiet where it touches. Anti-slip glides sit under each leg to keep the chair steady and the floor calm when it slides in and out.

A backrest with a curve, not a board

Most dining chairs ask you to sit up straight and stay there. This one gives you somewhere to lean. The back is a single padded shell that bends toward the seat, so it cradles your lower back and leaves your shoulders open. A wood-tone crossbar runs behind it, holding the curve in place and giving the silhouette its one sharp line.

Light enough to look unforced

The seat sits on four slim, tapered legs, splayed at the back for balance. From across the room the chair reads as upholstery floating on a frame, which keeps a small dining area from feeling packed. Up close, the linen weave and the walnut grain do the work that pattern usually does, quietly.

Where it fits

The dining table. Pair it with round or rectangular wood tables. The curved back keeps sightlines open across the table, so conversation does not get blocked by chair backs.	The home desk. Comfortable enough for a full working day, and slim enough that it tucks under a writing desk when the laptop closes.
The bedroom corner. A place to sit while you pull on shoes, or to hold a throw and a book without turning the room into a storage unit.	The kitchen nook. Two of them fit a small breakfast table, and the oat tone blends with wood, white and warm grey cabinets alike.

Specifications

Overall dimensions	31.10" H x 16.92" W x 18.11" D (79 x 43 x 46 cm)
Type	Upholstered dining chair
Upholstery	Oat linen-weave fabric
Seat cushion	High-density foam
Frame	Metal with a walnut wood-grain finish
Backrest	Curved wrap-around shell with a wood-tone crossbar
Legs	Four tapered legs, splayed at the rear
Floor contact	Anti-slip glides on each leg
Style	Mid-century with a soft contemporary edge

Care

Vacuum the upholstery weekly with a soft brush attachment to lift dust out of the weave. Blot spills right away with a clean cloth and cool water rather than rubbing. Keep the chair out of direct sun for long stretches so the oat tone stays even, and wipe the legs with a dry cloth.

Questions, answered

Will it work with my existing dining table?

It is built as a dining chair and pairs with both round and rectangular tables, as shown throughout the photos. The open back keeps it visually light at a table that already has a lot going on.

Is it comfortable through a long dinner?

Yes. The backrest curves around your sides to support your lower back, and the high-density foam keeps the seat from flattening out before dessert.

Can I use it outside the dining room?

It moves easily between rooms. Customers use it at a home desk, in a bedroom corner, in a kitchen nook and as extra seating in an open living space.

Does the linen weave need special treatment?

No. A soft-brush vacuum once a week and a quick blot on spills keeps the texture looking fresh. The weave is textured rather than smooth, so it hides everyday marks well.

Will two of them crowd a small dining area?

The legs are slim and the back is open, so the chair takes up little visual space. Two of them sit comfortably at a compact round or square table.

Can I mix it with chairs I already own?

The oat upholstery and walnut-tone frame sit between warm and neutral palettes, so it works alongside wood, black metal and painted furniture without looking like a mismatch.

Comfort that shows up every night, and a silhouette that keeps the room calm.