Why this dining chair earns its place
The bentwood chair is a café classic for a reason — the curved silhouette reads as warm and inviting wherever it's used — but real wood doesn't always suit a business that needs chairs to live outside, get rained on, and be wiped down at the end of a shift. The Bolero Soho takes the bentwood shape and builds it in durable resin instead, so you get the look without the upkeep a wood chair demands.
It's designed for both indoor and outdoor use, which is really the point of it — move it from the café floor to a courtyard table in the morning and back again at night without worrying about the finish. The chairs are lightweight, easy to move and rearrange as needed to suit different setups, and they're stackable, so a stack of these takes up a fraction of the floor or store space the same number of chairs would otherwise need.
Finished in black, the resin construction has a stain-resistant finish that wipes clean fast, and each chair arrives fully assembled — no flat-pack build required before service. They comply with BS EN16139, the structural standard for contract seating, so the durability isn't just a claim; it's built to a recognised safety and strength standard for commercial environments.
