Why this sidechair earns its place
The Duke side chair takes its cues from Eames-era design — a clean metal frame with a modern, unfussy silhouette — and finishes it in a powder coat that's built for commercial durability rather than delicate display. It's a chair that reads as considered without trying too hard, which is exactly the balance most dining rooms are after.
Comfort comes from the light tan faux-leather seat and back pad, upholstered to give diners genuine support through a long sitting without the chair losing its clean lines. Faux leather also means it wipes down easily between covers, which matters far more in daily commercial use than it looks like it should on a spec sheet.
Everyday's manufacturer notes call it out for hospitality, student living and workspace settings, and the build backs that up — a durable metal frame and easy-clean upholstery are exactly what those environments put through their paces day after day. At 820mm high, 430mm wide and 490mm deep, it sits comfortably at standard dining chair proportions.
