Why this dining chair earns its place
These Bolero Windsor chairs bring a stripped-back, elegant simplicity to any dining space — the kind of design that works in a casual café, a gastropub, or a hotel's outdoor terrace without looking out of place or demanding attention. The aluminium frame keeps the weight down to just 2.9 kg per chair, so moving them around the space or stacking them for storage isn't a labour job. The black powder-coated finish is what makes these practical for hospitality: it resists UV damage and scratches the way bare aluminium doesn't, staying as-new looking even after months of outdoor service.
Built for busy environments where furniture takes a beating and keeps on working. The stackable design means you can store eight chairs in a footprint that would barely fit four when spread out — a real advantage when you're running seasonal service or reconfiguring the space between events. Each chair arrives with foot plugs fitted, so you're protected against floor scratches when they're in use, and the lightweight construction doesn't sacrifice stability — the Windsor frame design has been refined over centuries, and Bolero's engineering carries it through to the hospitality context.
The 510 mm seat width and 880 mm height position them as sidechairs, comfortable for eating but not so sprawling that you lose seating density. Suitable for indoors and outdoors means you can move them between your dining room and your patio without worrying about material failure — the aluminium and powder coat simply don't care about weather exposure the way some finishes do.
