Woven Dining Chair – Basketweave and Leather, Walnut or Oak Frame

Each colorway pairs three materials at once: a woven seat, a leather trim, and a wood frame. Chocolate Basketweave sits over Maple Leather on Walnut, Latte over Pearl on White Oak, Noir over Black on Ebony, and Oat Woven over Saddle Leather on Walnut. Basketweave is an open structure, so the seat gives a little under weight and moves air rather than trapping it against you the way a solid foam cushion does.

That openness is why woven seats stay tolerable through a long meal. The leather takes the wear at the points that get gripped and rubbed most. The wood frame carries the load, and the joints where the legs meet the seat rail are what decide whether a dining chair is still quiet in five years. Weave, leather and frame each give way differently, so pairing them puts the right material at each job.

The four colorways are self-contained, with the wood, weave and leather chosen to sit together rather than to be crossed between variants. It suits a table used nightly, and stays light enough to double as desk seating.

• Seat: Basketweave or woven
• Trim: Maple, Pearl, Black or Saddle leather
• Frame: Walnut, White Oak or Ebony
• Colorways: Chocolate Basketweave / Maple Leather / Walnut, Latte Basketweave / Pearl Leather / White Oak, Noir Basketweave / Black Leather / Ebony, Oat Woven / Saddle Leather / Walnut