A Back Wound in Cord

The Constance dining chairs arrive as a coordinated pair, each with a back built from cord wound directly onto the frame instead of a prewoven panel dropped into it. The winding wraps horizontally across the two outer sections and turns vertically down a narrow center band, dividing the back into three fields that catch light at different angles. A slim wood crossbar spans the lower back beneath that panel. The seat is fully upholstered in woven fabric, its padding rounding over the front rail and down the sides so no wood shows at the seat edge. Four solid rubberwood legs splay gently outward as they drop, the rear pair continuing up as the back posts.

Features

• Hand-Wound Rope Back wraps cord directly onto the frame rather than dropping a prewoven panel into it, a construction that leaves every turn of the winding visible
• Three-Field Weave Pattern runs the cord horizontally across both outer sections and vertically down a center band, dividing the back into three fields that catch light differently
• Fully Upholstered Seat rounds the padding over the front rail and down the sides so no wood edge meets the back of the leg through a long meal
• Cushioned Foam Seat pads deep enough to give under weight and come back rather than compressing flat against the frame beneath it
• Solid Rubberwood Frame carries the back posts, seat rail and all four legs in hardwood, the rear legs continuing up to hold the woven back
• Splayed Leg Stance angles all four legs outward as they drop, widening the footprint at floor level while the seat stays narrow enough to pull close
• Holds Steady to 300 Pounds per chair for confident everyday adult seating across the pair
• Coordinated Set of Two drops a matching pair into dining rooms, kitchen tables and desk corners in one purchase, ready to pair again as the table grows

Materials

• Seat Upholstery: Woven Fabric
• Seat Fill: Foam
• Backrest Panel: Woven Rope
• Frame, Back Posts and Legs: 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 upholstery cleaner, 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 where the upholstery rounds over the rail
• Dust the rope back with a soft dry brush, working along the direction of the winding rather than across it
• Avoid damp cloths on the cord, and blot any spill on the back immediately rather than wiping it in
• Keep the chairs out of prolonged direct sunlight to preserve the upholstery and the cord across both variants
• Wipe the rubberwood frame and legs with a soft dry cloth, then apply a wood-safe polish a few times a year
• Check and retighten the frame hardware every few months to keep each chair steady