Beige Chenille Japandi Chair Natural Finish in recycled polyester Beige Chenille Japandi Chair Natural Finish Beige Chenille Japandi Chair Natural Finish Beige Chenille Japandi Chair Natural Finish Beige Chenille Japandi Chair Natural Finish
Beige Chenille Japandi Chair Natural Finish in recycled polyester
Beige Chenille Japandi Chair Natural Finish
Beige Chenille Japandi Chair Natural Finish
Beige Chenille Japandi Chair Natural Finish
Beige Chenille Japandi Chair Natural Finish

Beige Chenille Japandi Chair Natural Finish

£445.00

Pull up a seat of proper pile with this beige chenille Japandi chair, combining a soft woven cover with slim solid ash legs.

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Discover What Makes Chenille Feel the Way It Does

Chenille takes its name from the French for caterpillar, and the description is literal: short lengths of fibre are trapped at right angles in a twisted core yarn, producing a soft, fuzzy strand that is then woven into cloth. That construction is why chenille feels velvety in the hand whilst remaining a woven fabric rather than a cut pile. This is a large-structured chenille, meaning the yarn is thick and the weave open enough to see, giving the surface a pronounced ribbed relief instead of the flat nap of a fine chenille.

Made from two-tone recycled polyester, the cloth also gains something from its fibre. Polyester chenille resists the crushing and abrasion that flatten natural-fibre pile at the front edge of a seat, and it holds colour under daylight far longer. The recycled content is sourced from a Global Recycled Standard certified supplier, reducing the pull on virgin material, and the finished textile carries OEKO-TEX STANDARD 100 certification. Warm to the touch in winter and never cold like leather, it is a sensible cover for a chair used at every meal.

Embrace a Chair That Sits Well With a Dining Table

Set against a dining table, the solid ash wood legs in their natural finish are what tie the chair to the room. Pale ash sits happily beside oak, beech and light-stained pine, and it will not fight a walnut or dark-stained top the way an orange-toned timber can. The wood is certified to FSC 100% chain of custody under a responsible forest management model. Leave a hand's width between chairs when you space them out, so the upholstered sides do not rub against one another as people sit down.

The seat is high-density polyurethane injection foam at 60kg/m³ in a medium firmness, and both it and the cover are flame retardant treated to the highest fire-resistance standards. That specification was written for professional projects such as hotels, restaurants and offices, where compliance is compulsory, and it comes as a free advantage in a family home. Combined with a hard-wearing recycled cover and a certified hardwood frame, it makes for a dining chair intended to be used daily for a very long time.

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