Why this sidechair earns its place
Blue is one of the bolder options in the Vicky's colour range, and set against the frame's oak-toned finish it gives the chair a look that reads considered rather than standard-issue. The signature detail is the slatted back — open enough to keep the design light, solid enough that it's still a genuine wood frame doing the structural work underneath.
That frame is built to contract grade rather than domestic spec, using hardwood chosen for strength so the chair can take the continuous, multi-cover use a working restaurant floor demands. The seat pad's faux leather upholstery earns its place for the same reason: it looks and feels close to genuine leather, wipes down in seconds, and is fire-retardant to CRIB5 contract standard — the rating venues need for insurance and fire-safety compliance, not a marketing add-on.
Dimensions are 870mm high, 420mm wide and 510mm deep, with a gross weight of 6kg — light enough that front-of-house staff can shift chairs around for cleaning, private events or reshuffling covers without wrestling with dead weight. It's an indoor-only chair, suited to dining rooms, hotel restaurants, bar seating areas and offices where the furniture is on show all day.
