Why this sidechair earns its place
Some finishes lift a whole room without trying too hard, and Cream & Walnut on the Marty A is one of them — a pale, easy-to-place seat tone against a warm walnut-toned frame. It's part of the Bolero Bespoke range, a collection of contract-grade seating offered across a range of fabric and stain finishes so an operator can match a chair to a venue's palette rather than settle for whatever's in stock. The slatted back gives the design a light, considered profile without sacrificing the sturdy support a dining chair actually needs.
The construction behind that look is where the chair does its real work. The frame is solid wood, carefully selected for strength as well as appearance, built to stand up to daily contract use rather than occasional domestic sitting. The seat pad is upholstered in a high-quality faux leather that replicates the look and feel of genuine leather, finished to a CRIB5 fire-retardant contract grade and easy to wipe down — a seat that can take a spill mid-service without becoming a problem.
It measures 870mm high, 440mm wide and 510mm deep, and weighs a manageable 7kg, so front-of-house staff can lift and reposition it quickly when a room needs resetting between covers. It's specified for indoor use, which suits its purpose as a dining or hospitality chair rather than an outdoor piece.
