Why this sidechair earns its place
The Bamba is a quieter, more sculptural take on contract seating. Its curved back softens the silhouette against the straighter lines you get in most commercial chairs, while the charcoal-toned hardwood frame keeps things grounded. The wood is chosen for strength as much as looks — this is a frame built to handle the volume and daily wear of a commercial dining room without loosening at the joints.
The seat pad is finished in anthracite faux leather that replicates the look and feel of real hide, minus the upkeep — spills and daily wipe-downs won't trouble it. Like the rest of the Bespoke range, it's CRIB5 fire-retardant to contract grade, so it clears the bar most licensed venues need to meet before a chair goes anywhere near the floor.
It's a compact chair at 850mm high, 430mm wide and 500mm deep, weighing 6.8kg gross, sized to sit comfortably at close table spacing without crowding the room. It's built for indoor use, so it's happiest in a dining room, bar or function space rather than anywhere exposed to weather.
