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

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Homes furnished across North America

200+

Original patented designs, never mass-market copies

Since 1999

Over two decades crafting furniture people love

Meet Neretva - Upholstered to the Floor

Most dining chairs stop the upholstery at the seat and hand the rest to four legs, so the Neretva chenille dining chairs are worth a second look for carrying the fabric all the way down. The shell continues without a break from the top edge to within an inch of the floor, closing on a solid wood plinth that reads as a base rather than as legs. What that costs in visible craft it returns in mass, since a pair of these fills the end of a table the way two framed chairs cannot. The padding is deep front and back, the back panel narrows toward the top, and the only two seams sit where the seat meets the shell and down the centre behind. These are high back dining chairs in a slipper silhouette, and as fully upholstered dining chairs they read closer to a small armchair than to a kitchen seat. Best for formal dining rooms and open-plan kitchens.

Take A Closer Look

High Back Design
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High Back Design

The back reaches the shoulder blades rather than stopping at the waist, and it tilts back a few degrees from the seat, so the shoulders meet the panel at the same moment the lower back does instead of arriving first.

Fully Chenille Upholstered
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Fully Chenille Upholstered

Chenille wraps every face of the chair, front, back and both sides, in a short dense pile with no frame breaking through, so the shell holds one continuous tone that shifts only where the surface curves away from the light.

Wood Plinth Base
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Wood Plinth Base

At the floor the shell closes on a shallow band of sealed wood, a plinth that lifts the fabric clear of the ground and carries the weight along its whole edge rather than at four separate points.

Thick Padding
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Thick Padding

Both the back panel and the seat carry a deep layer of padding, thick enough that the seat crowns above its own edge and the surface gives under weight well before the frame beneath it is felt.