A Wood Frame Left in View

The Bracciano dining chairs arrive as a coordinated pair, each assembled from rounded rubberwood stock with two upholstered pieces set into it. Each arm bends out of the front leg as one continuous length, curving back to meet the rear post so the arm frame closes without a joint at the front. A rounded back panel mounts to two slim uprights rising from the rear of the seat frame, curving gently across its face and standing clear of the arms on either side. The seat is a thick cushion laid into the wood surround, its front edge rolling gently over the rail. Below, four cylindrical legs drop straight to the floor, tied side to side by a horizontal rail on each side and a cross rail between them.

Features

• Rounded Back Panel rises on two slim uprights and curves across its face, a softly cornered pad standing clear of the arms rather than set into the wood around it
• One-Piece Arm and Leg bends each arm out of the front leg in a single length of rubberwood, curving back to the rear post without a joint at the front corner
• Fully Exposed Wood Frame leaves the arms, posts, seat surround and rails visible from every angle, upholstery added on top rather than wrapped over the structure
• Thick Seat Cushion lays deep foam into the wood surround with a rolled front edge, giving under weight and coming back rather than compressing flat through a long meal
• Rounded Stock Throughout turns the legs, arms and uprights to a cylindrical section, softening a frame that would read severe in square-cut timber
• Side and Cross Rails tie all four legs together low to the floor, holding the stance square through years of pulling in and pushing out
• Holds Steady to 300 Pounds per chair for confident everyday adult seating across the pair
• Coordinated Pair for Dining drops two matching armchairs into dining rooms and kitchen tables in one purchase, ready to anchor either end of a longer table

Materials

• Seat and Back Upholstery: Woven Fabric
• Fill: High-Density Foam
• Frame, Arms and Legs: Solid Rubberwood
• Back Uprights: Solid Rubberwood
• Hardware: Metal

Care Instructions

• Vacuum the upholstery regularly with a soft brush attachment to lift dust before it settles into the weave
• Spot-clean marks with a cloth dampened in mild soapy water, blotting rather than rubbing to protect the woven surface
• Test any cleaner on a hidden section of the seat first, and let the fabric dry fully before use
• Blot spills as they happen rather than letting liquid settle along the edge where the cushion meets the wood surround
• Avoid soaking the upholstery, and keep the chairs out of prolonged direct sunlight to preserve the fabric across both variants
• Wipe the rubberwood frame, arms and rails with a soft dry cloth, following the grain rather than working across it
• Apply a wood-safe polish a few times a year to protect the finish on the exposed frame
• Check and retighten the frame and rail hardware every few months to keep each chair steady
• Lift rather than drag the chairs when repositioning them