Why this sidechair earns its place
The Vicky is a chair that leads with its back — a stylish slatted design that gives it real presence even when it's pushed in under a table. It's part of the Bolero Bespoke range, which exists precisely for venues that want contract-grade seating in a finish chosen to match their room rather than whatever came off the standard shelf; here that's an Anthracite & Walnut combination, wood frame against a faux leather seat, rather than a one-size-fits-all colourway.
Underneath the styling it's built the way contract furniture needs to be built. The frame is solid wood, structurally suitable for contract use, with the timber selected for strength as much as looks — this is a chair meant to survive being pulled out and pushed in hundreds of times a week, not just sat in occasionally. The seat pad is upholstered in a high-quality faux leather that gives the look and feel of the real thing while being genuinely practical to run: it wipes clean easily, and it's CRIB5 fire-retardant to a contract grade, which is the specification that matters for high-traffic hospitality spaces.
At 870mm high and weighing 6kg, it has the scale and heft of a proper dining chair rather than a lightweight stacking seat, and it's rated for indoor use — a considered piece for a dining room, hotel restaurant or office rather than an outdoor terrace. Because each chair is built to order in this Anthracite & Walnut finish, it's worth noting it's supplied as a non-returnable, non-refundable item once the order is placed — plan the quantity and finish before committing.
