Why this sidechair earns its place
The Bia A takes a different line to Bolero Bespoke's stacking chairs: a classic silhouette with a colour-block finish, where the seat and the back pad both carry the faux leather upholstery rather than just the seat. In olive and walnut, that block-colour treatment gives the chair a more considered, furniture-piece look — the kind that blends into a range of interior styles rather than reading purely as functional dining seating.
Underneath the finish it's built the same way as the rest of the Bolero Bespoke range: a solid hardwood frame, selected for strength and structurally suitable for contract use, carrying the wear of a commercial dining room rather than occasional domestic sitting. Both the seat and back pad are upholstered in a high-quality faux leather that replicates the look of genuine leather while being easy to clean and maintain, and it's fully CRIB5 fire-retardant to a contract grade — the standard that lets a venue specify it for a commercial fit-out rather than treating it as domestic seating.
At 900 × 460 × 530 mm and 6 kg, it's a slightly taller, lighter chair than Bolero Bespoke's Marty B stacking range, built as a standalone dining side chair rather than one designed around stacking storage. It's specified for indoor use — the wood frame and faux leather aren't rated for outdoor conditions, so it belongs in a dining room, bar or function space rather than outside.
