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Beige Japandi Chair with dark ash legs
Beige Japandi Chair Dark Ash Legs
Beige Japandi Chair Dark Ash Legs
Beige Japandi Chair Dark Ash Legs
Beige Japandi Chair Dark Ash Legs
Beige Japandi Chair Dark Ash Legs
Beige Japandi Chair Dark Ash Legs
Beige Japandi Chair Dark Ash Legs
Beige Japandi Chair Dark Ash Legs
Beige Japandi Chair Dark Ash Legs
Beige Japandi Chair Dark Ash Legs
Beige Japandi Chair Dark Ash Legs

Beige Japandi Chair Dark Ash Legs

£239.00

Balance light and dark with this beige Japandi chair, whose soft upholstered seat is lifted on solid ash legs in a dark finish.

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Explore the Contrast of Pale Upholstery and Dark Ash

The chair is built on a single idea: a pale beige upholstered seat floating above legs finished in a dark tone. Visually the dark base recedes against a floor whilst the light shell stays forward, so the chair looks less bulky than its actual volume, which is useful when six of them ring a table in a room of ordinary size. It is the same trick used in mid-century seating, where a slim dark understructure carries a generous top. Here the proportions are quieter, and the result belongs comfortably in a Japandi scheme.

Those legs are solid ash wood, a species chosen for chairs because of the way it bends before it breaks. Ash grows in long, parallel fibres, giving it a high strength-to-weight ratio and enough elasticity to absorb the constant flexing a dining chair receives. The dark finish pushes its naturally pale, open grain towards a deeper brown, though the ring structure remains visible on close inspection: you can still read the timber under the colour, which is what separates a finished hardwood from a painted one.

Discover Where This Chair Earns Its Place

A beige dining chair with a dark base is one of the more adaptable pieces you can buy, because it takes its cue from whatever surrounds it. Against a light oak table it looks tonal and soft; against a black metal or dark-stained top it becomes a deliberate contrast. Away from the dining room it works as a desk chair for occasional use, or singly in a bedroom corner where a full armchair would crowd the floor. Its restraint is the reason it moves between rooms so easily.

Keep the upholstered seat in condition with the routine any fabric chair deserves: hoover it regularly so grit does not work into the weave, blot rather than rub when something is spilt, and turn the chair occasionally if one side of the room gets strong afternoon sun, since prolonged direct light will lighten any textile unevenly. Wipe the ash legs with a barely damp cloth and dry them straight away. Pair it with a plain table and let the two tones do the work.

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