Why this sidechair earns its place
Where the rest of the Bolero Bespoke range mixes materials, the Balin is all wood — frame and seat both, in a warm walnut finish. It's sculpted rather than simply joined, shaped for comfort as well as looks, and it has the kind of quiet, timeless profile that sits well against both classic and contemporary dining rooms without dating quickly.
That's not just a design choice — the hardwood is selected specifically for strength as well as appearance, and the frame is structurally built for contract use, meaning it's engineered to take the wear of frequent commercial service rather than occasional domestic use. Bolero rates the finished chair as meeting and exceeding contract-grade standards, so it's a genuine long-term fit for restaurants, hotels, offices and other professional spaces, not a domestic design pressed into service.
It's rated for indoor use, standing 870mm high, 430mm wide and 490mm long, with a gross weight of 7kg — a substantial, planted feel at the table that still isn't heavy to reposition when a room needs resetting.
