Bough Dining Chair
The Bough dining chair is a celebration of considered design details. The curved T-shape back provides a distinctive modern silhouette and delicately connects to the elegant tapered legs. The design takes cues from organic forms in nature. The name ‘Bough’ references ‘main tree branch’, which is masterfully celebrated in the chair’s form and composition.
The design considers residential and commercial spaces with the ability to be stacked up to five chairs high. BIFMA-tested for durability and crafted with FSC®-certified timber.
Designed in our New Zealand studio by David Moreland and Nikolai Sorensen.
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48x46x75.5cmh
Solid Oak/ Oak Veneer
FSC® certified
Care Instructions:
Dampen cloth in a solution of water and a neutral detergent and wipe clean. Remove soap residue immediately using a clean dry cloth. Do not use scouring pads or scouring cream as they may scratch the surface. Do not use cleaning products containing alcohol as they may damage the surface.
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