Three-quarter front view of a beige dining armchair with a back cushion, curved gold-edged arms and channel-stitched panels extending down the broad legs.

Framed Curve Dining Armchair – Beige

£900.00
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Three-quarter front view of a beige dining armchair with a back cushion, curved gold-edged arms and channel-stitched panels extending down the broad legs.

Framed Curve Dining Armchair – Beige

£900.00
Description

The Framed Curve dining armchair pairs sweeping arms with broad, channel-stitched legs, all outlined in gold. Beige faux leather softens the bold silhouette, while a padded seat and generous back cushion make its sculptural shape inviting at the dining table. The continuous curves give the chair a strong profile from the side as well as the front, making it particularly appealing where seating is seen from across the room.

Why You'll Love It
  • Upholstered arms create an enclosing seat at the dining table.
  • Polyurethane foam cushions the seat and back, with webbing supporting the seat.
  • Beige faux leather offers a neutral starting point for warm or contrasting table finishes.
  • The seat cushion and cover are fixed; the back cushion and cover are removable.
Materials & Finish

Beige faux leather combines smooth seat and back surfaces with channel stitching along the sides and legs. Gold-finished stainless steel forms the base, legs and outlining details, tracing the chair's curves and giving the broad panels a defined edge. A wood frame sits beneath the upholstery, with polyurethane foam in the seat and back cushions and webbing beneath the seat. White plastic floor glides are fitted.

Dimensions

Width: 57.15 cm

Depth: 64.135 cm

Height: 78.105 cm

Seat Width: 52.07 cm

Seat Height: 48.26 cm

Seat Depth: 44.45 cm

Arm Height: 65.41 cm

Weight: 19.05 kg

Weight Capacity: 136.08 kg

Assembly
  • No assembly required.
Care & Use
  • For indoor use.
Styling Note

Use a pair at the ends of an indoor dining table to give the curved arms room to show. A simple table base lets the framed legs remain visible; check clearance beneath the tabletop and apron if you want to tuck the arms underneath.

Why We Love It

The channel stitching continues down the broad legs, carrying the upholstery's texture into a part of the chair that is usually left plain.