A Dining Chair Framed in Wood

The Isar dining chairs arrive as a coordinated pair, each built around a solid rubberwood frame that stays visible from every angle. The arms are not fixed to the seat box: each one angles forward from the top of the rear post and lands on the front leg, so the side of the chair reads as an open wood triangle rather than a filled panel. Between the rear posts, an upholstered back panel rises with a slight curve at the top edge, held clear of the seat by a narrow gap that keeps the two surfaces visually separate. The seat is padded and wrapped in the same upholstery, sitting on a rubberwood apron. Four legs taper toward the floor, the rear pair continuing straight up to carry the arms and the back.

Features

• Open Wood Arm Frame angles each arm forward from the rear post to the front leg, leaving the side of the chair as a visible wood triangle rather than a solid panel
• Continuous Rear Post Construction carries one length of rubberwood from the floor through the arm joint to the top of the backrest, joining three functions in a single piece
• Solid Rubberwood Frame builds the legs, arms, apron and rear posts from natural hardwood with the grain reading clearly through a warm finish
• Upholstered Back Panel rises between the rear posts with a softly curved top edge, padded across the full width where the shoulders meet it
• Padded Seat Over a Wood Apron wraps foam in the same upholstery and seats it into the rubberwood surround for a clean line where cushion meets frame
• Tapered Four-Leg Stance narrows each leg toward the floor, keeping the visual weight low while the frame holds its square
• Arms Set Above Table Height carry at a height that draws the chairs back from the table edge rather than tucking them fully underneath
• Coordinated Set of Two drops a matching pair into kitchens, dining rooms and apartment eating corners in one purchase

Materials

• Seat and Back Upholstery: Faux Leather or Woven Fabric by variant
• Seat Fill: Foam
• Frame, Arms and Legs: Solid Rubberwood
• Floor Glides: Non-Slip Caps
• Hardware: Metal

Care Instructions

• For the faux leather variants, wipe with a soft damp cloth and a leather-safe cleaner, testing on a hidden section first
• For the woven fabric variant, vacuum weekly with a soft brush attachment and spot-clean with a barely dampened cloth
• Blot spills immediately with a clean dry cloth rather than rubbing them into the surface
• Work a soft brush along the seam where the upholstery meets the wood apron, since dust collects in that channel
• Wipe the rubberwood frame with a soft dry cloth, then apply a wood-safe polish a few times a year to protect the finish
• Avoid harsh chemicals and household cleaners on the wood and the upholstery
• Keep the chairs out of prolonged direct sunlight to preserve both the upholstery and the wood finish
• Check the arm joints and the frame hardware every few months, since the arms carry load at the point where they meet the front legs
• Lift rather than drag each chair when repositioning, and keep the floor glides clear of grit