Why this sidechair earns its place
The Duke takes an Eames-inspired metal frame and gives it a warmer finish: powder-coated black for a durable, modern look, then topped with a vintage gold faux leather seat pad and back pad. It's a chair that reads as considered rather than utilitarian — the kind of piece that lifts a dining room or breakout space without shouting about it.
The metal frame is the chair's backbone, giving it the durability to handle daily seating in busy venues, while the faux leather pads bring the comfort — a seat and back that hold their shape and stay comfortable through a long service. Colour-wise, it's finished in gold throughout, front and back, for a consistent look whether the chair is viewed from the table or across the room.
At 820mm high and 430mm wide, with a gross weight of 8kg for the pack, the Duke has enough presence to anchor a table setting without feeling oversized. It's built for indoor use, and comes with a 1-year warranty as standard. It's sold as a pack of two, so orders arrive chair by pair rather than as singles — worth bearing in mind when you're totting up numbers for a full room.
