Why this sidechair earns its place
The Marty A is Bolero Bespoke's take on the classic slatted-back dining chair, and the Anthracite/Wenge finish gives it a dark, understated look that reads as considered rather than budget. The slats run across a solid wood back, the seat pad is upholstered in faux leather, and the chair stands 870mm high on a 440mm wide, 510mm deep footprint — dining proportions that seat comfortably without crowding a table.
Underneath the finish it's built the way contract furniture needs to be. The frame is robust hardwood, selected and shaped for structural strength as much as looks, so it's rated for the seating patterns of a working dining room rather than a spare room — pulled out, sat in hard, pushed back and moved for cleaning, day after day. The faux leather seat pad is CRIB5 fire-retardant to contract grade, which matters for compliance in commercial venues, and it's designed to be wiped clean rather than needing specialist treatment.
At 7kg gross it's light enough for front-of-house staff to reset a room quickly between covers, while the hardwood frame keeps it stable under regular use. It suits restaurants and dining pubs working a warm, slightly moody palette, and the manufacturer builds it to work equally well as a standalone chair or repeated across a whole room, so it scales from a handful of covers to a full refurbishment without losing consistency.
