Why this sidechair earns its place
Part of Everyday's Brooklyn range, this sidechair pairs a solid rubberwood frame with a black padded seat and back, giving you the look of a proper dining chair without the fragility of a bentwood copy. Rubberwood machines and joins well, which is why it's the frame timber of choice for chairs that get pulled in and out from under a table dozens of times a service — the joints stay tight long after cheaper softwoods have started to creak.
The seat and back are fabric-padded rather than bare wood or moulded plastic, which matters more than it sounds: guests notice the difference between a chair they can sit in for a two-hour dinner and one they're shifting in after twenty minutes. That padding sits on a wood frame, so you get comfort where it counts without losing the sturdiness a busy dining room needs.
It's sold as a pack of two — a gross weight of 5.12kg for the pair — which makes it straightforward to order in the exact quantities a room needs, whether that's topping up an existing Brooklyn setup or fitting out a new one from scratch. Packed dimensions of 970 × 460 × 430mm keep it manageable to move and store before it goes out onto the floor.
