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Walnut Oak Rope Japandi Chair in solid oak with walnut finish
Walnut Oak Rope Japandi Chair
Walnut Oak Rope Japandi Chair
Walnut Oak Rope Japandi Chair
Walnut Oak Rope Japandi Chair
Walnut Oak Rope Japandi Chair
Walnut Oak Rope Japandi Chair
Walnut Oak Rope Japandi Chair
Walnut Oak Rope Japandi Chair
Walnut Oak Rope Japandi Chair

Walnut Oak Rope Japandi Chair

£269.00

Warm your dining scheme with this walnut oak rope Japandi chair, its solid oak frame finished in walnut above a hand-braided rope seat.

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Discover Why a Walnut Finish Suits Oak So Well

A walnut finish laid over solid oak gives you something neither timber provides alone. Walnut's colour is a warm, slightly purple-brown; oak's figure is bold, with long rays and open pores. Combining the two produces a surface with the richness of the darker species and the drawn, linear grain of the lighter one, which is why this treatment turns up so often on dining furniture. Against the undyed rope seat, the brown reads warmer still: pale fibre beside dark wood is an old pairing, and it works for the same reason it always has.

Because the chair is made of natural materials, each one carries its own tones and grains, and the finish sits differently over dense summer growth than over the softer spring wood. Expect variation across a set: this is not a flaw to be reported but the visible evidence that the frames were cut from real boards. The chair is available in other finishes, so the same shape can be specified darker or lighter if you are building a scheme around an existing table.

Explore the Longevity of a Hand-Braided Rope Seat

A well-made hand-braided paper rope seat has a long working life, and it fails gracefully rather than suddenly. Tension is what holds it, so the first sign of age is a slight softening in the centre rather than a break; a good upholsterer can re-wrap a seat entirely, which is why chairs of this construction are still in service a century after they were built. Help it along by keeping the weave dry, lifting the chair instead of dragging it, and clearing crumbs from the strands.

The oak is FSC-certified and comes from sustainable forests with controlled logging, meaning replanting and felling volumes are audited by a third party. Practically, the chair suits a table it can tuck fully beneath: its back is upright and its footprint modest, so it works in narrow dining rooms where an armed chair would jam. Put two either side of a small kitchen table, or six around a longer one, and the walnut tone will pull the timber elements of the room together.

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