Three-quarter front view of the Sling Dining Chair with dark brown wooden arms and a beige upholstered seat.

Sling Dining Chair

Pre-Order Est. Arrival In Store: 10 November
£375.00
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Three-quarter front view of the Sling Dining Chair with dark brown wooden arms and a beige upholstered seat.

Sling Dining Chair

£375.00
Pre-Order Est. Arrival In Store: 10 November

Delivery & lead time

7–10 working days

Description

The Sling Dining Chair pairs a sculpted mango wood frame with a softly padded beige seat. Slim arms sweep upwards to a curved wooden backrest, leaving an open space beneath that keeps the silhouette light. Dark brown wood gives the chair definition around a dining table, while the pale woven upholstery softens its angular stance.

Why You'll Love It
  • Foam padding gives the gently domed seat a cushioned feel.
  • Low arms offer a place to rest without enclosing the seat.
  • The shaped wooden back makes it appealing from across the table or behind.
  • Made and finished by hand, with visible attention to the rounded frame details.
Materials & Finish

Made by hand in India, the mango wood frame has a hand-applied dark brown finish that reveals the grain and warmer tonal variation across the backrest and arms. Soft beige fabric has a fine basket-weave texture, with piping tracing the lower edge of the foam-filled seat.

Dimensions
  • Overall width: 54 cm
  • Overall depth: 58 cm
  • Overall height: 84 cm
  • Seat height: 52 cm
  • Seat depth: 49 cm
  • Weight: 8.45 kg
What's included
  • Includes one beige dining chair.
Compatibility
  • Designed to accompany dining tables from the same range.
Care & Use
  • Use indoors.
  • Gently wipe the wooden frame with a dry or lightly damp cloth.
  • Dust the upholstery gently without wetting it.
Styling Note

Pair with a warm wooden table and charcoal textiles to draw out the contrast between the frame and upholstery. Check arm clearance beneath the tabletop and apron if you want the chairs to tuck in.

Why We Love It

The rounded transition from arm to back upright gives the frame a flowing line that rewards a closer look.