Why this sidechair earns its place
The Marty A side chair is the more traditional silhouette in the Bolero Bespoke range — a smart slatted back, upright proportions, no stacking mechanism to interrupt the lines. In blue and wenge, it's the boldest of the colourway's finishes: a blue faux leather seat set against a dark wenge-toned wood frame, giving a dining room some visual lift without needing bright paint or fabric on the walls to carry it.
It's not just a colour choice sitting on a generic frame, either. The frame itself is solid wood, selected for strength and appearance, and built to contract-grade standard so it copes with the wear of a working restaurant or hotel floor rather than occasional home use. At 870mm tall, 440mm wide and 510mm deep, with a gross weight of 7kg, it has the heft you'd want from a chair that's earning its keep every service.
The seat pad is upholstered in a high-quality faux leather that replicates the look and feel of real leather, is straightforward to wipe down between covers, and is fully CRIB5 fire-retardant to contract grade — the rating that matters for chairs going into spaces with public footfall. Blue and wenge together read as confident rather than corporate, which is what makes this finish worth choosing over the calmer options in the range.
