HOT ! Alder & Tweed - Cole Upholstered Dining Chair Noir Midnight Performance Fabric Dusted Stone Wood Finish - AT915-NRM/DDS

The Cole Upholstered Dining Chair in Noir Midnight performance fabric blends refined texture with everyday durability, making it a perfect addition to modern dining spaces. Upholstered in a high-quality 95% polyester and 5% linen fabric, this chair is rated at 15,000 rubs, offering stain-resistant performance ideal for busy households. The rich Dusted Stone wood finish enhances its sleek silhouette, while the solid birch wood frame ensures lasting strength and timeless appeal. Designed with a solid platform seat and fixed foam cushioning, it provides excellent comfort for extended meals. This elegant dining chair fits seamlessly into transitional, contemporary, or mid-century interiors.

Product Features

• Collection Name: Cole


• Color: Dusted Stone


• Upholstery Material: 95% Polyester 5% Linen


• Frame Material: SOLID BIRCH FRAME


• Noir Midnight Performance Fabric Upholstery; Upholstered in a sophisticated Herringbone Haze 100% polyester performance fabric, this dining chair is both stain-resistant and stylish perfect for high-use dining spaces.


• Solid Birch Wood Frame for Lasting Durability; Crafted with a solid birch wood frame and finished in a rich Warm Walnut tone, the Cole chair offers exceptional strength, support, and timeless appeal.


• Performance 95% Polyester 5% Linen Fabric Rated at 15,000 Rubs; Designed to withstand daily wear, the 15000-rub count performance fabric ensures long-lasting beauty and durability, making this chair ideal for busy households and entertaining.


• Comfortable Solid Platform Seating; Built with solid platform seat construction with fixed foam , this modern dining chair delivers reliable support and comfort for extended seating, whether during weeknight meals or dinner parties.


• Elegant Dining Chair with Versatile Style; Combining a textured performance fabric with warm wood accents, the Cole chair suits a variety of dining aesthetics from mid-century modern to transitional and contemporary spaces.