A Dining Chair Built in Rounds

The Onega dining chairs arrive as a coordinated pair, each built on a solid rubberwood frame that curves rather than corners. The seat is a full round cushion, its edge rolling over on every side with no square front to catch a leg, and the back is a separate curved pad that sits on a shaped wood rail rather than bolting flat to a post. Rounded posts rise at the sides and turn inward into a continuous arm rail that carries around the back, while a broad flat plank rises at the center to hold the rail from behind and continues down to the floor. A textured woven fabric wraps both cushions over foam, and the wood is sealed to leave the grain open across the frame. The arms carry just above a standard table edge, so these chairs draw back from the table rather than disappear under it.

Features

• Round Cushioned Seat is a full circle of foam wrapped in woven fabric, its edge rolling over on all sides so no square front corner meets the back of a thigh
• Separate Curved Back Pad sits as its own padded arc instead of a panel bolted flat to the frame, meeting the lower back where the shaped rail holds it
• Shaped Wood Back Rail curves behind the pad in one continuous piece, cradling it from below and tying the two arms together across the back of the chair
• Continuous Arm Rail carries just above a standard table edge, so each chair draws back from the table rather than tucking under, turning inward from rounded posts on both sides
• Solid Rubberwood Frame shapes every visible member from sealed hardwood, from the rounded posts and arm rail through to the low brace beneath the seat
• Broad Rear Plank rises at the center back to hold the arm rail from behind, a flat wide member that reads as sculpture rather than a hidden support
• Woven Fabric Upholstery wraps both cushions in an uneven textured weave that keeps the pale frame from reading flat across a lit room
• 300-Pound Seat Capacity per chair for confident everyday adult seating across the pair
• Mid-Size Dining Footprint suits round and rectangular tables in eat-in kitchens, breakfast nooks and dining rooms that seat four to six

Materials

• Seat and Back Upholstery: Woven Fabric
• Cushion Fill: Foam
• Frame, Arms and Posts: Solid Rubberwood
• Seat Base: Plywood
• Wood Finish: Sealed
• Floor Glides: Non-Slip Caps
• Hardware: Metal

Care Instructions

• Vacuum both cushions weekly with a soft brush attachment to lift dust before it settles into the open weave
• Spot-clean marks with a cloth lightly dampened in mild upholstery cleaner, blotting rather than rubbing so the weave is not pulled
• Test any cleaner on a hidden section of the seat first, and let the fabric dry fully before use
• Wipe the wood frame with a soft dry cloth, avoiding harsh chemicals and household cleaners that can lift the sealed finish
• Blot spills off the wood promptly, since the open grain takes up standing moisture faster than a closed finish
• Keep the chairs indoors, as the sealed rubberwood is not finished for outdoor exposure
• Keep the chairs out of prolonged direct sunlight to protect both the upholstery and the wood
• Check the joints every few months and retighten by hand, since power drivers can strip the wood screw holes
• Clear grit from the floor glides so the frame stays level on hardwood, tile or laminate