Why this sidechair earns its place
The Duke is Everyday's take on the classic Eames-style side chair, built around a metal frame that's powder coated black for a finish that shrugs off scuffs and daily knocks. Against that black frame sits the vintage red seat and back pad, a leather-look upholstery that gives the chair real warmth and character without asking for careful handling — wipe it down and it's ready for the next cover.
It's a compact chair at 820mm high, 430mm wide and 490mm deep, so it slots easily around small café tables or in tighter dining layouts without crowding the room. Everyday sell it as a pack of two, which makes it straightforward to furnish a room in matching pairs rather than juggling odd numbers, and the whole pack comes in at a manageable 8kg gross.
This is indoor-use seating only, so it's built for dining rooms, breakfast areas, common rooms and similar covered spaces rather than terraces or beer gardens. The Eames-inspired shape reads as contemporary rather than trend-led, which is exactly what you want in a chair that's going to earn its keep across years of hospitality or shared-living use, backed by a 1 year warranty.
