Why this sidechair earns its place
The Bia B is where a classic stacking-chair silhouette meets a properly considered colour-block finish. The anthracite faux leather seat and back sit against a walnut-toned solid wood frame, and the combination reads as a deliberate design choice rather than default-issue contract furniture. It's part of the Bolero Bespoke Bia B range, built for venues that want their seating to add something to the room without overworking it.
Underneath the finish is a hardwood frame built to contract standard, which in practice means it's built to take the daily grind of covers turning over, chairs being pulled back from tables, and stacking at close without the joints loosening. The seat and back are both upholstered in a faux leather chosen to replicate the look and feel of genuine leather, and it's genuinely easy to keep clean — a wipe-down after a spill rather than a trip to a specialist. It's also CRIB5 fire-retardant to contract grade, the standard most venues need for public seating.
At 900mm high, 460mm wide and 530mm deep, with a gross weight of 7.7kg, it's light enough for front-of-house staff to lift and stack solo, and stacking is exactly what it's built for — a chair designed to be cleared down and stored between services rather than left standing permanently. It's an indoor chair, so it belongs in dining rooms, function spaces and bar areas rather than on a terrace or in a garden.
