What Makes This Chair Different
Unlike a conventional teak dining chair built around straight rails and clearly separated armrests, this design uses the curved teak frame as its main visual feature.
The continuous upper frame, open back and vertical supports create a balance between solid wood and open space. From the front, the chair feels substantial enough for dining; from the side and rear, the frame appears lighter and more sculptural.
The result is a chair that works particularly well where the back of the furniture remains visible, such as open terraces, large dining layouts and hospitality spaces.
Customization
The chair can be adjusted for selected residential and hospitality projects, including:
- Teak finish
- Outdoor fabric type
- Fabric color and texture
- Quick-dry or higher-density cushion foam
- Cushion firmness
- Product dimensions
- Project-specific material specifications
For larger projects, finishes and upholstery can also be coordinated across dining chairs, lounge seating and other pieces within the same outdoor furniture scheme.
Care & Natural Aging
The teak frame does not need to remain its original color to continue performing outdoors.
If left untreated, the warm teak tone will gradually weather to a silver-grey patina. Customers who prefer the original appearance can periodically clean the wood and apply a suitable teak care product.
Furniture covers are recommended during extended periods of non-use, while cushions should be allowed to dry fully after heavy rain and stored in a ventilated area when not in use for longer periods.
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