Why this dining chair earns its place
There's a reason faux leather turns up in so many dining rooms: it gives you the warmth and depth of a leather chair without the upkeep or the price tag of real hide, and this Bolero sidechair leans into that. The antique tan colourway sits somewhere between rustic and smart, which is what makes it work as easily in a boutique hotel dining room as it does in a busy bistro.
Underneath the upholstery is a solid birch wood frame, with the seat and backrest built from Birch & PU — the polyurethane-based faux leather stretched and finished over the timber structure. At 940 × 405 × 500mm and 6.1kg apiece, it's a proper sit-down dining chair rather than a lightweight stacking stool: sturdy enough for daily front-of-house use, but not a chore to move when you're resetting a room.
It's designed for indoor use, arrives fully assembled, and is sold as a pack of two — so a single order gets you a matching pair straight out of the box, ready to place at the table with no tools, screws or spanners involved.
