
At $232.87 per chair, you're paying for solid wood and intentional design—expect to invest similarly across a set, but this is not throwaway seating.
A sculptural dining chair in soft mint fabric and natural ash wood that brings Art Deco elegance to your table. It's for anyone ready to move beyond basic seating and into statement-making comfort.
No crowd data yet, but the specs speak for themselves: solid ash wood with natural finish and that distinctive mint upholstery signal genuine craft over mass-market compromise.
Art Deco curves meet modern color.
This isn't a filler chair—it's a conversation piece designed to anchor a dining moment.
Pemberly Row leans into mid-century modern DNA with Art Deco geometry, but the mint fabric and warm ash wood keep it playful rather than precious.
You're not getting veneers or particle board here. Ash is hardwearing and takes a natural finish that ages gracefully, deepening over time. This matters if you're sitting in the same chair five nights a week.
Mint reads as contemporary without trending into pastels that date fast. The softness suggests durability—this isn't a slick synthetic. Pairs with warm woods, grays, whites, and deeper jewel tones equally well.
Proportioned for standard dining tables without overwhelming a modest room. The depth gives you real seat, and the height aligns with typical table surfaces for unforced conversation.




