A Dining Armchair On Posts

The Soca dining armchairs arrive as a coordinated pair, each carried on three square rubberwood posts rather than a conventional four-leg base. Two posts stand at the front corners and climb in one continuous length from the floor to the top of the arm; the third stands alone at the center of the back, so the whole rear elevation reads as a single upright behind a curved shell. Each post is bolted through the upholstery with a brass-tone head left visible on the outer face. Between the front posts, a rail crosses beneath the seat to lock the frame square. The boucle shell wraps from one arm around the back to the other in a continuous barrel, with a padded seat cushion sitting inside the curve.

Features

• Three-Post Rubberwood Frame carries the upholstered shell on two front posts and a single rear upright rather than a conventional four-leg base beneath the seat
• Continuous Front Posts climb in one unbroken length of rubberwood from the floor past the seat to the top of the arm, working as leg and arm support at once
• Single Rear Upright stands alone at the center of the back, leaving the curved shell reading as one unbroken surface across the whole rear elevation
• Exposed Bolt Connection joins the shell to each post through a visible brass-tone fixing, leaving the structural join open to view rather than hidden under fabric
• Curved Boucle Shell wraps from one arm around the back to the other in a continuous barrel, the looped weave catching light across the bend
• Low Overall Silhouette keeps the top of the shell below most tabletops, so both chairs push fully out of sight when the table is cleared
• Cross-Rail Frame Lock runs beneath the seat between the front posts to hold the three-post stance square under daily use
• Wide Seat Between Arms measures a full twenty-one inches across, giving the sitter room to shift within the curve rather than being held in place
• Coordinated Set of Two drops a matching pair into kitchens, dining rooms and apartment eating corners in one purchase

Materials

• Shell and Seat Upholstery: Boucle
• Seat Fill: Foam
• Posts and Rails: Solid Rubberwood
• Connecting Bolts: Brass-Tone Metal
• Floor Glides: Non-Slip Caps
• Hardware: Metal

Care Instructions

• Vacuum the boucle regularly with a soft brush attachment to lift dust before it settles into the loops
• Spot-clean marks with a cloth dampened in mild upholstery cleaner, blotting rather than rubbing so the loops are not pulled
• Avoid catching the boucle loops on rings, zips or sharp objects, which can snag the woven surface
• Test any cleaner on a hidden section first, and let the fabric dry fully before use
• Work a soft brush along the seam where the shell meets each post, since dust collects in that channel
• Wipe the rubberwood posts and rail with a soft dry cloth, then apply a wood-safe polish a few times a year
• Dust the exposed bolt heads gently with a dry cloth, taking care not to catch the boucle beside them
• Keep the chairs out of prolonged direct sunlight to preserve both the upholstery and the wood finish
• Check the shell bolts and the rail joint every few months, since the shell carries its load through those fixings
• Lift rather than drag each chair when repositioning, and keep the floor glides clear of grit