A Steel Frame Drawn in Line

The Trasimeno dining chairs arrive as a coordinated pair, each built from powder-coated steel tube bent through every curve of the chair. Both arms leave the back frame at shoulder height, bend forward and down into a long loop, and stop unsupported above the seat, a cantilever the frame carries without a front post. Two slim uprights hold a rectangular back pad between them, and a separate seat cushion mounts into the rail below. Brushed brass-tone banding wraps the seat rail on all four sides and caps the lower portion of each leg, breaking the frame into two finishes. Four tapered legs splay outward as they drop, widening the footprint below a chair that stays narrow at seat level.

Features

• Cantilevered Arm Loop bends each arm forward off the back frame into a full loop that ends unsupported, no front post rising to meet it from the seat rail below
• Two-Piece Upholstery mounts a rectangular back pad between slim uprights and a separate seat cushion into the rail, leaving the frame visible around and between them
• Brushed Brass-Tone Banding wraps the seat rail on all four sides and caps each leg near the floor, breaking a single-finish frame into two tones
• Cushioned Seat and Back pads both surfaces over foam for a chair that gives under weight and comes back rather than pressing flat against the frame
• Powder-Coated Steel Tube bends through every curve in one gauge of tubing, taking the arm loop and the leg splay that a timber frame would need joints to achieve
• Splayed Tapered Legs angle outward as they drop to widen the footprint at floor level while the seat stays narrow enough to pull close to a table
• Armless-Width Profile keeps the overall width close to a side chair despite the arms, so a pair fits where two armchairs usually will not
• Coordinated Pair for Dining drops two matching armchairs into dining rooms and kitchen nooks in one purchase, ready to anchor either end of a longer table

Materials

• Seat and Back Upholstery: Woven Fabric
• Fill: High-Density Foam
• Frame, Arms and Legs: Powder-Coated Steel Tube
• Seat Rail Banding and Leg Caps: Brushed Brass-Tone Finish
• Hardware: Metal

Care Instructions

• Vacuum the upholstery regularly with a soft brush attachment to lift dust before it settles into the weave
• Spot-clean marks with a cloth dampened in mild upholstery cleaner, blotting rather than rubbing to protect the woven surface
• Test any cleaner on a hidden section of the seat first, and let the fabric dry fully before use
• Blot spills as they happen rather than letting liquid settle along the edge where the cushion meets the frame
• Keep the chairs out of prolonged direct sunlight to preserve the fabric across both variants
• Wipe the powder-coated frame with a soft damp cloth, drying immediately to prevent water spotting
• Dust the brass-tone banding and leg caps with a soft dry cloth, avoiding abrasive pads that can dull the finish
• Avoid harsh chemicals and abrasive cleaners on the powder coating, which can damage the surface
• Check and retighten the frame hardware every few months to keep each chair steady