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Warm, modern furniture designed for real living, backed by over two decades of craft.

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Since 2013

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Geneva beige dining chairs around a round wood dining table in a bright dining room

Meet Geneva - One Piece, Three Jobs

On most chairs with arms the arm is a separate part, joined once at the back and again at the leg. The Geneva bentwood dining chairs skip both. A single length of solid rubberwood leaves the backrest, bends out and forward around the elbow, then turns down at the corner and carries to the floor, arm and front leg cut from the same run of grain. The upholstered shell drops inside that curve, tapered at the back and rounded at the seat, so the wood outlines the chair and the padding fills it. These chairs sit at a dining table on a weeknight, take a desk in a home office, and hold a corner when the room needs one more seat with arms. Bentwood dining chairs, dining chairs with wood arms, continuous arm dining chair, retro modern dining chairs, rubberwood dining chairs. Best for first-home dining rooms, apartment households, and anyone who wants arms without a wider chair.

Take A Closer Look

Geneva green upholstered dining chair side view with solid rubberwood arms on white background
1.

Bentwood Arm and Leg

One length of rubberwood leaves the backrest, curves forward around the elbow and turns down to the floor, the grain following the bend without a break where an arm would usually be joined onto a leg.

Geneva green upholstered dining chair straight front view on white background
2.

Tapered Upholstered Back

The arms carry just above a table edge, so these draw back rather than disappear under it. Behind them the back narrows toward the top and curves forward at both sides, closing around the shoulders without a separate panel.

Geneva green dining chair close-up of the curved upholstered seat and wraparound wood frame
3.

Rounded Seat Front

The seat curves across its whole front edge and pads down over foam, easing where the leg bends at the knee and leaving no square corner to press against through a second helping.

Geneva green dining chair close-up of the upholstered back and solid rubberwood legs
4.

Splayed Rear Legs

Two tapered legs angle back from the seat frame and set the rear of the stance wider than the seat itself, planing down to a small foot that meets hardwood, tile and laminate.