Front three-quarter view of a pale putty dining chair with three curved back panels, open arms and four slim legs.

Rounded Three Backpanels Dining Chair — With Arms, Putty

£110.00
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Front three-quarter view of a pale putty dining chair with three curved back panels, open arms and four slim legs.
  • Front three-quarter view of a pale putty dining chair with three curved back panels, open arms and four slim legs.
  • Side view of the putty dining chair showing the curved arms, shallow seat and projecting curves of the three back panels.
  • Close-up of the putty chair's seat edge, curved arm and front leg, showing the fine pebbled surface texture.
  • Front three-quarter view of a pale putty dining chair with three curved back panels, open arms and four slim legs.
  • Side view of the putty dining chair showing the curved arms, shallow seat and projecting curves of the three back panels.
  • Close-up of the putty chair's seat edge, curved arm and front leg, showing the fine pebbled surface texture.
Rounded Three Backpanels Dining Chair — With Arms, Putty

Rounded Three Backpanels Dining Chair — With Arms, Putty

£110.00
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Description

This putty dining chair pairs three broad, curved back panels with a rounded upper frame and open arms. The horizontal lines give it a distinctive rhythm, while the pale colour and slim, slightly splayed legs keep the shape visually light around a dining table.
Why You'll Love It
  • Three curved back panels give the chair a recognisable profile from both the front and side.
  • The pale putty shade pairs easily with natural wood, cream and muted colours.
  • Open curved arms frame the seat without closing in the sides.
Materials & Finish

The material is plastic, with a pale putty surface that appears matte and finely pebbled. Rounded edges and gentle curves soften the chair's outline.
Dimensions
  • Length: 55cm
  • Height: 81cm
  • Width: 60cm
  • Weight: 4.60kg
Styling Note

Pair with an oak dining table and cream table linen for a quiet palette, or use the pale putty shade against a darker tabletop. Check the arm height against your table's underside if you want to tuck the chair beneath it.
Why We Love It

The narrow gaps between the broad back panels make the back an appealing balance of solid curves and open space.