Why this dining chair earns its place
Bentwood chairs are a café and bistro staple for a reason — that curved, café-terrace silhouette instantly signals a certain kind of relaxed, well-run venue. The Bolero Soho takes that shape and rebuilds it in polypropylene resin rather than steam-bent timber, in a brown walnut-style finish that keeps the warmth of the classic look without the maintenance that solid wood demands outdoors.
That's the real point of it: this is a bentwood chair rated for indoor and outdoor use. Move it from the dining room to the terrace and back as service demands, without worrying about a finish that can't take rain or sun. When the shift ends, the stain-resistant surface wipes clean quickly, and at 4.35kg each, they're light enough to shift around a floor without ceremony.
They're also stackable, which matters more than it sounds once you're trying to close down a terrace or clear a function room fast — stacked chairs take a fraction of the floor space of chairs left standing. Built to meet BS EN16139, the European standard for the strength, durability and safety of chairs in contract use, they're engineered to take repeated commercial use rather than just look the part.
