Why this sidechair earns its place
This version of the Bamba trades the walnut warmth for something cooler: an olive seat pad against a charcoal-inspired frame, still built around that same curved back that gives the chair its stylish, modern line. It's a combination that suits a more contemporary, slightly moodier room than the wood-tone finishes in the range — a deliberate choice from Bolero's Bespoke collection rather than a default.
The frame underneath the charcoal finish is solid hardwood, and the timber is chosen for its strength as much as its looks, so the chair is built to take demanding commercial use without the frame giving way — the daily reality of chairs going in and out of service, night after night.
The seat pad is faux leather, selected to give the look and feel of the real thing while being far more forgiving in daily use: easy to wipe down and maintain rather than fuss over. It's also fully CRIB5 fire-retardant to a contract grade, which is the standard that lets you put it into a busy public venue with confidence — as important to the spec sheet as the colourway is to the room.
