A Dining Chair That Pushes In

The Vardar dining chairs arrive as a coordinated pair, each built on a solid rubberwood frame with wide faux leather straps woven across both the seat and the back. The straps pass over and under each other in a basketweave, then wrap around the frame rails and return underneath, so bands of sealed wood stay visible between them and rows of dome nailheads pin the ends in place. The back panel follows a shallow curve across the top rail and sits clear of the seat, leaving an open gap where the rear posts show. Each arm rail turns a square corner at the front and drops straight into the leg below it. Because those rails sit low, the chair pushes in under a standard table edge instead of stopping short, and low stretchers tie the legs together beneath the seat.

Features

• Low-Set Arm Rails clear a standard table edge, so each chair pushes in under the table rather than stopping short the way most chairs with arms do
• Woven Strap Seat and Back cross wide faux leather bands over and under each other in a basketweave, leaving small openings across both surfaces
• Frame-Wrapped Straps pass around the rails and return underneath instead of stapling to a hidden board, leaving bands of sealed wood visible between them
• Solid Rubberwood Frame shapes the arms, posts and tapered legs from sealed hardwood with the grain left open across every surface
• Dome Nailhead Trim pins the strap ends in rows along the back and the seat edge, a visible fixing detail rather than a hidden fastener
• Shaped Crest Rail carries a shallow curve across the top of the back so the woven panel follows the shoulders instead of sitting dead flat
• Squared Arm Loop turns a right angle at the front of each rail and drops straight into the leg, framing the seat between two clean rectangles
• Low Leg Stretchers tie the legs together below the seat to hold the open frame square through daily pulling in and pushing out
• Mid-Size Dining Footprint suits eat-in kitchens, breakfast nooks and dining rooms seating four to six, with an open frame that keeps sightlines clear

Materials

• Seat and Back Straps: Faux Leather
• Frame, Arms and Legs: Solid Rubberwood
• Wood Finish: Sealed
• Strap Trim: Dome Nailheads
• Floor Contact: Sealed Wood Leg Ends
• Hardware: Metal

Care Instructions

• Wipe the straps with a soft cloth lightly dampened in water, then dry immediately rather than letting moisture sit in the weave
• Work a dry cloth or soft brush into the gaps between straps, since the openings collect crumbs and dust faster than a flat surface
• Keep oils, solvents and alcohol-based cleaners off the faux leather, as they can lift the surface coating
• Wipe the wood frame with a soft dry cloth, avoiding harsh chemicals and household cleaners that can strip 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 and faux leather are not finished for outdoor exposure
• Keep the chairs out of prolonged direct sunlight, which can fade the straps and the wood over time
• Check the nailhead rows every few months and press down any that lift away from the strap
• Retighten the frame and stretcher hardware by hand every few months to keep the open frame square