Bramley House
BH | Studio Nérac Open-Back Dining Chairs, Set of 2
- Regular price
- $479.00
- Sale price
- $479.00
- Regular price
The mid-century dining chair was shaped by new ways of bending and moulding wood, which let makers curve a single shell into a seat and back that held the body. An open back, a cut-out between seat and backrest, was a favourite device of the era: it lightens the look of a chair and gives a hand somewhere to pull it from the table.
Each chair in this pair is a curved bentwood shell that follows the line of your back, padded with dense foam and covered in a pale, hard-wearing woven fabric, with an open space between seat and back that doubles as a handhold. They stand on four slim stainless steel legs, tapered and gently splayed for steadiness, in a matte dark finish, and each chair is rated to hold 331 lbs.
A pair suits a small round table in a breakfast nook, or the two sides of a narrow dining table in an apartment, for weeknight dinners and lingering weekend lunches; one can always move to a desk. The pale fabric reads warm beside oak and linen, with a cane pendant overhead and honey-coloured candles on the table. This listing is for a set of two chairs.
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