Why this sidechair earns its place
The Brooklyn is Everyday's take on the classic dining sidechair: a walnut-toned rubber wood frame carrying a fully padded seat and back in black fabric. It's built to do one job well — get people seated comfortably at a dining table, service after service, without drawing attention to itself.
The frame is solid rubber wood, finished in walnut, which gives it a warmer, more furniture-grade look than a lot of trade seating manages, while the black fabric seat and back add the cushioning your covers actually notice. It's a sidechair in the true sense — no arms, no fuss, just a comfortable perch that slides in and out from under a table cleanly.
Each pack measures 970 × 460 × 430mm and carries a gross weight of 5.12kg, and it's sold as a pack of two, so you're always adding or replacing seating in matched pairs rather than odd singles. That matters more than it sounds: a dining room running slightly different chair batches looks patched-together in a way covers notice even if they can't say why.
