The Modern Curved Dining Chair features smooth, modern curves designed for both comfort and style. It is fully upholstered in rich Opera Espresso fabric, giving it a warm and textured look suitable for dining spaces. The frame is crafted from solid pine wood and engineered wood for strong, long-lasting durability. Corner block construction adds extra stability to the structure. A webbing suspension system provides flexible and even support for daily use. The seat and back are filled with foam and fibre for soft, lasting comfort. Black plastic glides help protect flooring and ensure stability. This chair is suitable for both residential and commercial environments. It is also available in Opera Espresso, Opera Spice, and Opera Nori color options. Furnishings a restaurant is what ARTeFAC specializes from year 2004.

Dimensions:

SR-113033: 20.25W × 25.25D × 32H in
Seat Height: 20 in
Seat Width: 20 in
Seat Depth: 19 in

Materials:

Frame: Solid pine wood and engineered wood
Seat Construction: Webbing suspension

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The Designed Dining Chair mixes fabric and faux leather for a modern, layered look. The low back is covered in soft textured fabric for comfort. The seat is finished in smooth faux leather for a rich feel. It has a strong metal frame with an antique brass finish for a warm style. Foam and fibre padding in the seat and back give steady comfort. A built-in handle on the back makes it easy to move. White floor glides help protect surfaces and keep it stable. It works well in both homes and commercial spaces. It is also available in Brown / Beige, Tan / Light Brown, and Black / Light Wood color options. Furnishings a restaurant is what ARTeFAC specializes from year 2004.

Dimensions:

SR-113028: 20.5W × 20.75D × 30.25H in
Seat Height: 19.5 in
Seat Width: 20.5 in
Seat Depth: 17 in

Materials:

Frame: Metal with antique brass finish
Seat: Faux leather

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