Search query: small space dining table and chairs sets
Product: cantero wood solid wood dining chair
Product type: Dining Chairs
Category: Furniture / Kitchen & Dining Furniture / Dining Tables & Seating / Kitchen & Dining Chairs / Side Kitchen & Dining Chairs
Description: this chair is the original design . designed in 1949 , the wood chair was originally inspired by classical portraits of danish merchants sitting on chinese ming chairs . also referred to as the y-stolen chair , the wood chair is widely utilized as a dining or occasional chair in stylish contemporary commercial and residential interiors accredited to its generous size and lightweight structure . projects which have utilized the wood side chair include the distinguished art museum of south jutland . through traditional manufacturing methods , the steam-bent back and arm rail achieve the profile of poultry wishbones , whilst the tapered legs and natural paper cord are additional features on the wood side chair . their wood side chair is true to the original with no compromise to quality and workmanship . the wood side chair has often been considered one of the more distinguished designs from the prolific portfolio .
Features: legmaterial : solid wood|weightcapacity:250|overallwidth-sidetoside:20|overallproductweight:12|supplierintendedandapproveduse : non residential use|overallheight-toptobottom:30.5|seatdepth-fronttoback:17|dswoodtone : light wood|seatwidth-sidetoside:18.5|backstyle : queen anne back|mainmaterial : solid wood|producttype : side chair|seatheight-floortoseat:17.5|mainmaterialseatbackwoodspecies : ash|overalldepth-fronttoback:22|style : modern & contemporary|numberofchairsincluded:1|californiaproposition65warningrequired : no|seatcushionsincluded : no|adultassemblyrequired : no|compositewoodproductcwp : no| : no|swivel : no|foldable : no|arms : no|upholstered : no|wheelsincluded : no|commercialwarranty : no|chairsincluded : yes|stackable : yes|commercialuse : yes|countryoforigin : china|supplierintendedandapproveduse : residential use