Bolero Chairs

The Bolero Bespoke Balin is a side chair built for commercial use, constructed from a solid beechwood frame and finished to contract-grade standards. It sits within Bolero's Bespoke range, which is designed to give operators a degree of control over how their furniture looks — fabric and stain finishes can be specified to suit the character of the venue rather than working around a fixed off-the-shelf option.

In hospitality and foodservice settings, chairs take considerably more punishment than their domestic equivalents. The Balin's hardwood frame is selected and constructed to handle repeated use across multiple sittings per day, the kind of wear that would quickly expose a poorly made chair. It holds its structure and appearance over time, which matters both for the guest experience and for the practical economics of not replacing furniture frequently.

The ability to specify finish options makes this chair a practical choice where venue owners are trying to achieve a consistent aesthetic across a dining room or function space. Rather than compromising on colour or fabric, the Bespoke range allows the chair to be ordered in a way that fits the wider interior scheme.

A few practical points worth noting: because each chair is built to order to the specified finish, lead times will be longer than a stock item and the order is non-returnable once placed. This is standard for bespoke contract furniture, but it does mean the finish selection should be confirmed carefully before ordering.

The Balin suits restaurants, hotels, bars, and similar hospitality venues looking for a reliable contract chair with some flexibility on appearance. If you need guidance on finish options, quantities, or whether this chair suits your specific setting, the team is happy to talk it through before you place an order.

The Bolero Bespoke Brenda is a side chair built for commercial hospitality environments where seating needs to be both hardwearing and presentable. It combines a solid hardwood frame with an upholstered faux leather seat pad, offering a clean, considered aesthetic that suits restaurants, hotel dining rooms, function spaces, and similar venues. The anthracite and charcoal finish gives it a contemporary feel without being difficult to work around existing interior schemes.

In front-of-house use, durability is rarely optional. The Brenda's hardwood frame is structurally rated for contract use, meaning it is intended to withstand repeated daily use across multiple covers and prolonged service periods — not occasional domestic-style use. The faux leather seat pad is practical in this context: it wipes clean quickly between covers, resists staining, and is fully CRIB5 fire-retardant, which is the standard required for contract seating in public venues in the UK.

From an operational standpoint, the chair works well in venues that want a recognisable wood-and-upholstery aesthetic without the maintenance overhead of genuine leather or the limited lifespan of fabric in high-traffic settings. Key practical points:

• CRIB5-rated upholstery meets UK contract fire safety requirements
• Faux leather seat pad cleans down quickly between sittings
• Solid hardwood frame built to contract-grade structural standards
• Works as a standalone chair or as part of a coordinated scheme
• Available in a range of fabric and stain finishes within the Bespoke range

This chair is built to order, so lead times will be longer than stocked items and orders cannot be cancelled or returned once placed. It is worth confirming quantity requirements carefully before ordering, particularly for larger installations where consistency of finish across a full room matters.

The Brenda suits venues that prioritise longevity and a clean aesthetic over price-driven volume purchasing. If you are specifying seating for a larger rollout, need a specific fabric or stain combination, or want to discuss how the Bespoke range works within a wider scheme, the team is happy to assist before you commit.

The Bolero Bespoke Brenda is a side chair built for contract use in hospitality environments. It combines a solid hardwood frame with a curved wooden back and an upholstered seat pad finished in faux leather, giving it a clean, contemporary interpretation of a classic dining chair silhouette. The anthracite and wenge finish pairing suits both neutral and warmer interior schemes commonly found in restaurants, hotels, and private dining rooms.

In busy front-of-house settings, seating takes considerably more punishment than it might appear to — daily stacking, dragging, and the weight of constant turnover all test the integrity of a chair frame over time. The Brenda is constructed from a robust hardwood selected for structural durability, and the joinery is suited to the repetitive stresses of high-cover service. It is built to contract-grade standards, which means it is assessed for longevity under commercial rather than domestic conditions.

The faux leather seat pad is practical for hospitality use in several respects:

• CRIB5 fire-retardant upholstery meets contract-grade compliance requirements
• Wipe-clean surface manages spills quickly during service
• Replicates the appearance of leather without the associated maintenance demands
• Consistent finish across multiple units for a uniform look across a dining floor

The Brenda is part of the Bolero Bespoke range, which is built to order rather than held as off-the-shelf stock. This means the chair is produced to your chosen finish combination, so lead times should be factored into any refurbishment or fit-out programme. Because the chair is manufactured to order, it is non-returnable once the order has been placed — this is an important consideration if you are specifying for a large cover count or working to a tight project timeline. We would always recommend confirming finish samples and quantities before committing.

This chair is well suited to restaurants, hotel dining rooms, event spaces, and private members' venues where a considered aesthetic is required alongside proven contract durability. It works equally well as a standalone dining chair or as part of a larger scheme. If you are furnishing a high-turnover casual dining environment where robustness is the primary concern, it is worth discussing whether a different frame specification might be more appropriate.

If you are specifying chairs for a new opening or refurbishment and would like to talk through finish options, quantities, or lead times, the team is happy to help before you place an order.

The Bolero Bespoke Brenda is a side chair built for contract use in hospitality and food service environments. It combines a solid beechwood frame with a curved wooden back and an upholstered faux leather seat pad, producing a chair that sits comfortably between traditional and contemporary styling. The anthracite and walnut finish gives it a considered, neutral appearance that tends to work well across a range of interior schemes.

In day-to-day commercial use, the hardwood frame holds up reliably under the repeated stress of a busy dining room — being pushed back, stacked when required, and turned over for cleaning. The faux leather seat pad is straightforward to wipe down between covers, which matters in higher-turnover environments where time between sittings is limited. The upholstery meets CRIB5 fire retardancy standards, which is a requirement for most licensed and public-facing hospitality venues in the UK.

Practical points worth noting before ordering:

• CRIB5-compliant faux leather upholstery — suitable for licensed premises
• Solid beechwood frame constructed for contract-grade use
• Easy-clean seat surface supports quick turnaround between sittings
• Anthracite and walnut finish suits both classic and contemporary interiors
• Built to order — lead times apply and the chair is non-returnable once the order is placed

Because this chair is made to order, it is worth confirming your quantity requirements and any site-specific needs before committing. Lead times will vary, and as the chair cannot be returned once ordered, getting the specification right at the outset is important. If you are furnishing a larger space or need the chair to work alongside existing pieces, it is worth discussing the full range of available finishes before placing an order.

The Brenda side chair is well suited to restaurants, hotel dining rooms, cafés, and function spaces where a clean, mid-weight contract chair is needed. It is not designed for outdoor use or environments with very high stacking demands. For venues needing a lighter occasional chair or a heavier-duty stackable option, alternatives within the range may be more appropriate.

If you are unsure whether this chair is the right fit for your space or would like to discuss finish options and quantities, the team is happy to help before you commit to an order.

The Bolero Bespoke Brenda is a side chair built for commercial use, combining a solid hardwood frame with a faux leather upholstered seat pad. The anthracite and oak finish gives it a composed, contemporary look that sits comfortably in restaurants, hotel dining rooms, cafés, and similar hospitality settings. It is part of Bolero's Bespoke range, which offers a wider selection of fabric and stain finishes for operators who need seating to match a specific interior scheme.

In practice, this is a workhorse chair designed to hold up under the daily pressures of a busy venue — repeated use through service periods, regular cleaning, and the general wear that comes with high-footfall environments. The beechwood frame provides the structural rigidity needed for contract-grade use, and the faux leather seat pad is straightforward to wipe down between covers, which matters in a working dining room.

A few practical points worth noting for operators:

• CRIB5 fire-retardant upholstery meets contract-grade requirements for hospitality premises
• Faux leather seat pad cleans quickly between sittings without specialist products
• Hardwood frame suited to the demands of repeated daily use in commercial settings
• Available in a range of finish combinations through the Bespoke range for scheme matching
• Built to order — lead times should be factored into fit-out or refurbishment planning

Because this chair is built to order, it is non-returnable once the order has been placed. That makes it worth taking a moment before committing — particularly if you are ordering in volume for a new fit-out or refresh, where getting the finish right first time is important. Operators furnishing larger spaces may find it useful to discuss quantity, lead times, and finish options before placing an order.

The Brenda suits most standard hospitality dining formats well. For venues with very high turnover or unusually demanding use, it is worth considering whether a heavier-framed alternative from the broader range would be a better long-term fit.

If you are putting together a larger seating scheme or want to see finish samples before committing, the team is happy to help you work through the options.

The Bolero Bespoke Brenda is a side chair built for commercial use, combining a solid hardwood frame with a faux leather upholstered seat pad. The anthracite and beech finish gives it a clean, contemporary look that sits comfortably alongside both modern and more traditional interiors. It is part of Bolero's Bespoke range, which offers a selection of fabric and stain finishes so operators can match seating to their venue rather than working around a fixed palette.

In a commercial setting, seating takes considerable punishment — repeated use across long service periods, cleaning down after every sitting, and the general wear that comes with high footfall. The Brenda is constructed with contract-grade use in mind, with a hardwood frame that resists the racking and loosening that cheaper joinery tends to develop over time. The faux leather seat pad wipes clean easily, which matters in food service environments where hygiene and turnaround between covers both count.

Practical points worth noting for operators:

• CRIB5 fire-retardant upholstery meets contract-grade requirements for hospitality and licensed premises
• Faux leather seat pad is straightforward to clean between covers
• Hardwood frame is suitable for the repetitive daily loading of busy restaurant or café use
• Curved wooden back detail suits both casual dining and more considered interior schemes
• Available across a range of fabric and stain finishes through the Bespoke programme

Because this chair is built to order, lead times will be longer than stock items and orders cannot be cancelled or returned once placed. This is an important consideration for operators working to a tight fit-out schedule — it is worth confirming your finish selection and quantities carefully before ordering.

The Brenda suits restaurants, cafés, hotels, and similar hospitality venues looking for a reliable contract chair with a degree of visual refinement. It is a sensible mid-range option for front-of-house seating. If you are equipping a larger site or need a specific finish not shown, it is worth having a conversation with us before committing — we can advise on the available options and realistic lead times for your project.

The Bolero Bespoke Brenda is a side chair built specifically for contract use in hospitality and foodservice settings. It combines a solid hardwood frame with a curved wooden back and an upholstered faux leather seat pad, offering a design that sits comfortably between traditional and contemporary without leaning too heavily in either direction. The blue and charcoal finish is part of Bolero's Bespoke range, which is built to order and available across a range of fabric and stain combinations.

In busy front-of-house environments, chairs take considerable punishment — repeated stacking or dragging, heavy daily turnover, and frequent cleaning. The Brenda's hardwood frame is selected for structural integrity under this kind of sustained commercial use, and the faux leather seat pad is practical to wipe down quickly between covers. The upholstery meets CRIB5 fire-retardancy standards, which is a requirement for most licensed and contract hospitality premises in the UK.

From an operational standpoint, the chair offers a few practical advantages worth noting:

• CRIB5-compliant upholstery meets contract and licensing requirements without additional treatment
• Faux leather seat cleans down quickly, supporting fast table turnaround
• Hardwood frame is structurally rated for contract-grade use
• Bespoke finish options allow the chair to be matched to existing interior schemes

Because this chair is built to order, lead times will be longer than stocked items and orders cannot be cancelled or returned once placed. It is worth confirming your quantity requirements carefully before ordering, and considering whether the finish suits your venue's existing furniture and lighting conditions — colours can read differently on screen versus in situ.

The Brenda side chair is well suited to restaurants, hotel dining rooms, café dining areas, and similar hospitality settings where a clean, upholstered chair is needed at contract volumes. If you are furnishing a larger space or need to mix seating styles, the wider Bolero Bespoke range includes complementary pieces that may be worth considering alongside this chair.

If you are unsure about finish options, quantities, or lead times, we are happy to talk it through before you commit to an order.

The Bolero Bespoke Brenda is a side chair built specifically for contract use in hospitality and commercial settings. It combines a solid hardwood frame with a faux leather upholstered seat pad, offered here in a blue and wenge finish. As part of Bolero's Bespoke range, this chair is made to order, allowing operators to select fabric and stain combinations that suit their venue's interior scheme rather than working around a fixed catalogue option.

In busy front-of-house environments, furniture takes considerably more daily wear than most buyers anticipate. The Brenda's hardwood frame is selected for structural integrity under repeated use — the kind of loading that comes from high table-turn services in restaurants, cafés, hotels, and similar venues. The curved back and side profile offer a degree of comfort without excessive bulk, which suits venues where tables are set closely together and space between covers matters.

From an operational standpoint, the faux leather seat pad is a practical choice for food service settings:

• Wipe-clean surface supports fast turnaround between covers
• CRIB5 fire-retardant upholstery meets contract-grade compliance requirements
• Faux leather resists the staining that fabric seats are prone to in food service
• Wenge wood finish suits a range of contemporary and transitional interior schemes
• Built to order means the chair arrives finished to your specification, not a generic stock colour

Because this chair is built to order, lead times will be longer than for standard stocked furniture — this is worth factoring into fit-out or refurbishment schedules. It is also non-returnable once the order is placed, so it is important to confirm the finish and quantity carefully before ordering. Sample swatches are worth requesting if you are matching to an existing scheme.

The Brenda suits restaurants, hotel dining rooms, cafés, and function spaces where a clean, mid-weight side chair is needed in volume. It sits comfortably in the mid-range of the contract seating market. Operators furnishing very high-turnover or rougher-use environments may want to consider a heavier-duty frame option, while those fitting a more intimate or boutique setting may find the Bespoke range's finish flexibility particularly useful.

If you're unsure about quantities, finishes, or how the Brenda fits into a wider furniture scheme, the team is happy to talk it through before you commit to an order.

The Bolero Bespoke Brenda is a side chair from Bolero's made-to-order contract furniture range. It combines a solid hardwood frame with a curved wooden back and an upholstered seat pad finished in blue faux leather with a walnut-stained frame. The design takes a recognisable, classic chair form and gives it a cleaner, more contemporary profile suited to modern hospitality interiors.

In commercial settings, contract furniture takes a considerable amount of daily punishment — repeated stacking, heavy-handed guests, spills, and the general wear of a busy service. The Brenda is built to meet that reality. The hardwood frame carries genuine structural integrity for contract use, and the faux leather seat pad is durable, wipe-clean, and fully CRIB5 fire-retardant, which is a requirement for most licensed and public-facing venues in the UK.

• Wipe-clean faux leather seat pad simplifies end-of-service hygiene routines
• CRIB5 fire retardancy meets standard requirements for licensed premises
• Solid hardwood frame provides reliable durability under daily commercial use
• Curved wooden back gives visual warmth without compromising stackability
• Available across a range of fabric and stain combinations to suit your scheme

Because this chair is built to order, lead times are longer than stock items and the order cannot be cancelled or returned once placed. It is worth confirming your finish selection and quantities carefully before ordering. If you are furnishing a full dining room, it is sensible to order a small number first to assess the finish against your existing interior before committing to a full run.

The Brenda works well in restaurants, hotel dining rooms, café-bars, and similar hospitality environments where a mid-weight, upholstered side chair is needed. It suits venues wanting a more individual look than a standard stacking chair offers, without moving into bespoke furniture pricing. For venues needing a fully upholstered back or heavier structural specification, other options within the Bolero contract range may be worth considering.

If you have questions about lead times, finish options, or suitability for your venue, the team is happy to talk it through before you commit.

The Bolero Bespoke Brenda is a side chair from Bolero's made-to-order contract furniture range, finished here in a blue faux leather seat with an oak-stained beechwood frame. It follows a straightforward design — a solid wood frame with a curved back rail and an upholstered seat pad — that suits restaurant, café, hotel, and similar hospitality dining environments where a clean, contemporary aesthetic is needed without straying too far from a classic form.

The beechwood frame is constructed to contract-grade standards, meaning it is intended to hold up under the repeated daily use typical of a busy dining room rather than occasional domestic use. The faux leather seat covering is practical in a food service setting — it wipes down easily between covers and does not absorb spills in the way that fabric upholstery can. The upholstery also carries a CRIB5 fire-retardant rating, which is a requirement for many licensed and public-access hospitality premises in the UK.

• Solid beechwood frame built to contract-grade structural standards
• Faux leather seat covering — easy to wipe clean between sittings
• CRIB5 fire-retardant upholstery, meeting hospitality compliance requirements
• Oak finish frame with blue seat — consistent with a modern-classic dining aesthetic
• Suitable for restaurants, cafés, hotels, and other commercial dining spaces

One important practical consideration: this chair is built to order and is non-returnable once the order has been placed. It is worth confirming the finish combination, quantities, and suitability for your space before ordering. If you are fitting out a larger dining room or need to match existing furniture, it is sensible to check lead times as well.

This chair is well suited to venues wanting a consistent, smartly finished dining chair that meets contract standards without a high per-unit cost. If your environment involves unusually high turnover or heavy daily use, it is worth discussing whether a heavier-duty option from the wider range would be more appropriate.

If you would like to talk through finish options, quantities, or lead times before placing an order, the team is happy to help.

The Bolero Bespoke Brenda is a side chair built for commercial use, combining a solid hardwood frame with a faux leather upholstered seat pad. It sits within Bolero's Bespoke range, which offers a selection of fabric and stain finishes to help operators match seating to their venue's existing scheme. This particular configuration comes in a blue seat pad with a beech frame finish.

In a hospitality environment, seating takes considerable daily punishment — dragged across floors, stacked and unstacked, leant back on, and wiped down repeatedly between covers. The Brenda is built with that reality in mind. The hardwood frame is selected for structural strength as much as appearance, and the chair carries contract-grade certification, meaning it has been assessed for the kind of sustained use found in restaurants, hotels, cafés, and similar venues rather than light domestic or office environments.

From a practical standpoint, the faux leather seat pad is a sensible choice for front-of-house use:

• Easy to wipe down between sittings, with no fabric to absorb spillages
• CRIB5 fire-retardant rated, meeting contract upholstery requirements for hospitality venues
• The beech frame finish offers a warm, neutral aesthetic that works across both traditional and contemporary interior styles
• Contract-grade construction supports regular, high-frequency use without premature wear

There are a few practical points worth noting before ordering. The Brenda is a built-to-order product, which means lead times will be longer than for stocked items, and orders cannot be cancelled or returned once placed. If you are outfitting a larger dining space or require a different colourway, the Bespoke range includes a number of other finish and fabric combinations — it is worth discussing your requirements before committing to a full order.

This chair is well suited to restaurants, hotel dining rooms, café bistros, and event or function spaces where a clean, mid-weight side chair is needed. For venues requiring a more substantial or stackable option, other configurations within the range may be a better fit.

If you are specifying seating across a whole venue or are unsure which finish combination works best for your space, the team is happy to talk it through before you place an order.

The Bolero Bespoke Brenda is a side chair built for contract use in hospitality and food service environments. It combines a solid beechwood frame with a curved wooden back and an upholstered faux leather seat pad, giving it a clean, contemporary look that sits comfortably in both traditional and modern venue settings. The red seat with charcoal frame finish is part of Bolero's bespoke range, which is produced to order in a range of fabric and stain combinations.

In practical terms, the chair is constructed to withstand the kind of repeated daily use that hospitality seating takes — being pulled out, pushed back, stacked at the end of service, and occupied across multiple covers a day. The hardwood frame is selected for structural stability under contract conditions, and the faux leather upholstery is chosen as much for its practicality as its appearance: it wipes clean quickly and holds up well in environments where spills are routine.

A few points worth noting for commercial buyers:

• CRIB5 fire-retardant upholstery, meeting contract-grade requirements
• Solid beechwood frame suitable for high-frequency use
• Faux leather seat pad — easy to clean, resistant to everyday wear
• Available across a range of fabric and stain finishes as part of the bespoke range
• Built to order — lead times apply, and orders cannot be cancelled or returned once placed

Because this chair is built to order, it is worth confirming your finish selection carefully before ordering. The bespoke nature of the range means it suits operators who want consistency across a dining room or event space without settling for off-the-shelf colours. It is well suited to restaurants, hotel dining areas, cafés, and similar front-of-house environments. For venues needing a stacking option or a higher volume of seating, alternative configurations within the Bolero range may be worth considering.

If you are specifying seating across a whole venue or need advice on finish combinations and quantities, the team is happy to help before you commit to an order.

The Bolero Bespoke Brenda is a side chair built for contract use in restaurants, hotels, cafés, and similar hospitality settings. It combines a solid hardwood frame with a curved wooden back and a faux leather upholstered seat pad, offering a design that sits comfortably between traditional and contemporary interior schemes. This version is finished in red and wenge, making it well suited to venues looking for a defined colour palette rather than a neutral tone.

In practice, side chairs like the Brenda are used across a wide range of front-of-house environments where durability and ease of maintenance matter as much as appearance. The hardwood frame is structurally suited to the repeated use that comes with busy service periods, and the faux leather seat wipes down cleanly between covers — a practical consideration in any food and beverage setting. The seat upholstery meets CRIB5 fire-retardancy requirements, which is a standard contract-grade specification for hospitality and licensed premises.

Key practical points for specifiers:

• CRIB5-rated faux leather upholstery meets contract-grade fire safety requirements
• Hardwood frame construction suitable for high-frequency, daily use
• Faux leather seat wipes clean quickly between sittings
• Red and wenge finish suits venues with a defined interior colour scheme
• Works as a standalone piece or as part of a larger dining set

This chair is built to order, which means lead times should be factored into any fit-out or refurbishment schedule. Because it is made to your specification, it is non-returnable once an order has been placed — something worth confirming before committing, particularly when ordering in volume for a full dining room.

The Brenda suits venues where a mid-weight contract chair is appropriate — smaller restaurants, boutique hotels, café dining areas, and private dining rooms. For higher-traffic environments requiring a heavier-duty frame specification, or for venues needing a different finish combination, alternative options within the Bespoke range may be worth exploring.

If you are specifying seating across a larger space or want to discuss finish combinations and lead times before placing an order, the team is happy to help you work through the detail.

The Bolero Bespoke Brenda is a contract-grade side chair combining a solid hardwood frame with a faux leather upholstered seat pad. It sits within Bolero's Bespoke range, which offers a choice of fabric and stain finishes for operators who want seating that aligns with a specific interior scheme. This particular configuration is finished in red faux leather with a walnut frame stain.

In a busy hospitality environment, dining chairs take sustained punishment — repeated stacking, scraping across hard floors, and constant contact with guests. The Brenda's hardwood frame is selected for structural integrity under contract use, and the curved wooden back balances comfort with a profile that holds up well over time without becoming a maintenance liability.

From an operational standpoint, the key practical advantages are:

• CRIB5 fire-retardant upholstery, meeting contract-grade compliance requirements for licensed and public venues
• Faux leather seat pad wipes down quickly between covers, supporting efficient front-of-house turnover
• Hardwood frame construction suitable for the demands of daily commercial use
• A classic silhouette that works across a range of interior styles without dating quickly

Because the Brenda is built to order as part of the Bespoke range, lead times will be longer than off-the-shelf seating. Orders are non-returnable and non-refundable once placed, so it is worth confirming quantities, finish selections, and delivery access before committing. Consider also whether the red and walnut combination fits your intended scheme under your venue's lighting conditions — colours can read differently on screen versus in situ.

This chair is well suited to restaurants, hotel dining rooms, café bars, and event spaces where a degree of visual consistency across a seating scheme matters. It is a mid-range contract option — appropriate for most hospitality settings with regular table service. For higher-volume or rougher-use environments such as canteens or high-turnover casual dining, a heavier-duty or stackable alternative may prove more practical in the long run.

If you're specifying seating across a full dining room or want to discuss finish options before placing a built-to-order commitment, the team is happy to talk it through with you.

The Bolero Bespoke Brenda is a contract-grade side chair built on a solid hardwood frame with a shaped wooden back and an upholstered seat pad finished in faux leather. It sits within Bolero's Bespoke range, which is made to order in a choice of fabric and stain combinations — the red seat with oak frame finish is one of the available configurations.

For hospitality and foodservice interiors, the chair is designed to hold up under the repeated daily use that restaurant, hotel, and café seating faces. The hardwood frame provides the structural rigidity needed for contract environments, and the faux leather upholstery resists the kind of surface wear and spills that fabric would absorb over time. The seat pad carries CRIB5 fire-retardant certification, which is a standard requirement for contract seating used in licensed premises and public-facing venues.

Practically, the upholstery wipes clean quickly between covers, which matters during a busy service. Key points worth noting:

• CRIB5-certified upholstery meets contract and licensing requirements
• Faux leather seat is easy to clean and maintain during service
• Solid hardwood frame suited to frequent, daily commercial use
• Available across multiple fabric and stain finish combinations
• Built to order — lead times should be confirmed before purchase

Because this chair is made to order, it is non-returnable once the order is placed. That makes it important to confirm finish selections, quantities, and lead times before committing. It is well suited to restaurants, hotels, bars, and café environments where a consistent interior scheme is needed across a number of covers.

If you are fitting out a larger space or need guidance on mix-and-match options within the Bespoke range, the team is happy to talk through what works before you place an order.

The Bolero Bespoke Brenda is a contract-grade side chair built around a solid beechwood frame with a curved wooden back and an upholstered faux leather seat pad. It sits within Bolero's Bespoke range, which offers a choice of fabric and stain finishes for operators who need seating to align with a specific interior scheme. This configuration is finished in red faux leather with a beech frame stain.

In hospitality environments, seating takes considerable punishment — chairs are moved, stacked, knocked and cleaned repeatedly across long service periods. The Brenda's hardwood frame is selected for structural integrity under that kind of daily use, and the faux leather upholstery wipes down quickly between covers, which matters during a busy lunch or dinner service. The CRIB5 fire-retardant rating meets contract-grade compliance requirements for public-facing venues in the UK.

Practical advantages for front-of-house operators include:

• Faux leather seat surface wipes clean quickly between covers
• CRIB5 fire-retardant upholstery meets UK contract compliance standards
• Solid hardwood frame built to withstand repeated daily use
• Classic silhouette works across a range of interior styles
• Available in multiple fabric and stain combinations through the Bespoke range

Because the Brenda is built to order, lead times will be longer than for stock items, and orders cannot be cancelled or returned once placed. It is worth confirming your finish choices and quantities carefully before ordering. The chair is suited to restaurant dining rooms, hotel function spaces, cafés and similar front-of-house environments. For venues needing stacking capability or heavier-duty contract seating for very high-turnover sites, alternative options within the range may be worth considering.

If you are fitting out a new space or replacing seating across a venue and would like guidance on quantities, finishes or suitability, the team is happy to talk it through before you commit to an order.

The Bolero Bespoke Brenda is a side chair built for commercial hospitality environments where seating needs to perform consistently over years of daily use. It combines a solid hardwood frame with a faux leather upholstered seat pad, and is available through the Bespoke range in a choice of fabric and stain finishes — this version presented in an olive and charcoal combination. Because the chair is built to order, it is not held as standard stock, and that is worth factoring into procurement timelines for new openings or refits.

In a restaurant, hotel dining room, or café setting, contract seating takes considerable punishment — repeated stacking, scraping across floor surfaces, and the daily wear of covers turning over multiple times a service. The Brenda's hardwood construction is suited to this kind of sustained use, and the faux leather seat pad is practical to wipe down between covers without specialist cleaning products. For front-of-house environments where hygiene and presentation both matter, that combination is a sensible one.

A few practical points worth noting before ordering:

• CRIB5 fire-retardant upholstery — a contract requirement in most licensed premises
• Faux leather seat pad wipes clean easily, suitable for food-service environments
• Solid hardwood frame built to contract-use structural standards
• Available across multiple fabric and stain combinations within the Bespoke range
• Built to order — lead times apply and the item is non-returnable once confirmed

The Brenda suits venues that want a chair with a degree of visual character rather than a purely functional stacking design — the curved wooden back gives it a softer, more considered look that works in both contemporary and more traditional dining spaces. It is well suited to restaurants, hotel dining areas, private members clubs, and similar settings where appearance and durability need to sit alongside each other.

If you are furnishing a larger space or want to discuss finish combinations across a mixed seating scheme, it is worth a conversation before placing an order — particularly given the built-to-order nature of the range.

The Bolero Bespoke Brenda is a side chair built for commercial hospitality use, combining a solid hardwood frame with an upholstered faux leather seat pad. The olive and wenge finish pairing gives the chair a warm, contemporary character that works comfortably in restaurant dining rooms, hotel lobbies, café interiors, and private dining spaces without leaning too far toward either a traditional or overtly modern aesthetic.

In a busy front-of-house environment, durability and ease of maintenance matter as much as appearance. The hardwood frame is structurally suited to contract use, handling the routine stress of daily turnover — chairs pulled out, pushed back, stacked at close of service — without the joints working loose over time. The faux leather seat wipes down quickly between covers, which is a practical consideration in any setting where a spilled drink or food contact is a daily reality rather than an occasional event.

Key practical points for front-of-house buyers:

• CRIB5 fire-retardant upholstery, meeting contract-grade compliance requirements
• Faux leather seat pad — wipe-clean and resistant to routine hospitality wear
• Solid hardwood frame rated for contract use
• Olive and wenge finish — available as part of the broader Bespoke range with multiple fabric and stain options
• Built to order — lead times apply and the chair is non-returnable once the order is placed

Being built to order means this chair can be specified to suit your interior scheme, but it also means lead times need to be factored into fit-out or refurbishment planning. This is not a stocked, off-the-shelf line, so buyers with tight installation deadlines should confirm availability and production time before committing. The non-returnable nature of the product also means it is worth being confident in the finish selection before ordering.

The Brenda side chair suits restaurants, cafés, hotels, and event spaces that want a clean, considered aesthetic with the structural integrity expected of a commercial environment. It is a solid mid-range option for venues that prioritise durability and compliance alongside appearance. For higher-volume or more demanding settings — such as contract catering sites with very high daily covers — it is worth discussing whether a heavier-duty seating option would be more appropriate.

If you are specifying seating across a full dining room or working to a particular interior scheme, our team is happy to talk through finish options and lead times before you commit to an order.

The Bolero Bespoke Brenda is a contract-grade side chair built for commercial hospitality environments. It combines a solid hardwood frame with a faux leather upholstered seat pad, finished in an olive and walnut colourway. It sits within Bolero's made-to-order Bespoke range, which offers operators a degree of finish choice to align seating more closely with their venue's aesthetic.

In a busy restaurant, café, or hotel dining room, seating takes a great deal of daily punishment — repeated stacking, scraping across floors, guests shifting weight unevenly. The Brenda is constructed from hardwood selected for structural integrity under contract use, which means it holds up over a high number of covers without the frame loosening or the finish deteriorating quickly. The curved wooden back and upholstered seat are practical as well as considered in appearance — the profile suits both casual dining and more formal settings without looking out of place in either.

From an operational standpoint, the key practical points are:

• Faux leather seat pad is straightforward to wipe clean between covers
• CRIB5 fire-retardant upholstery meets contract-grade compliance requirements
• Hardwood frame is suited to frequent daily use in high-traffic venues
• Olive and walnut finish works across a range of interior styles
• Built to order, allowing some alignment with venue décor requirements

Because this chair is built to order, lead times will be longer than for stock items, and orders cannot be cancelled or returned once placed. It is worth confirming quantities carefully before ordering, particularly if phasing a refurbishment or fitting out a new site.

The Brenda is well suited to restaurants, cafés, hotels, and similar hospitality venues looking for a contract-grade chair with a traditional form and a clean, contemporary finish. If you are furnishing a larger venue or need a more substantial specification, it is worth exploring whether a heavier-duty option within the range better fits your volume of use.

If you are unsure how many chairs you need, or want to discuss finish options before placing a built-to-order quantity, the team is happy to talk it through with you.

The Bolero Bespoke Brenda is a side chair built specifically for contract use in restaurants, hotels, cafés, and similar hospitality environments. It combines a solid hardwood frame with a faux leather upholstered seat pad, offered here in an olive and oak finish pairing. As part of Bolero's bespoke range, it is made to order and is available in a range of fabric and stain combinations for operators who need seating to match a specific interior scheme.

In day-to-day commercial use, the Brenda holds up well to the kind of repeated loading and movement that hospitality chairs face during back-to-back services. The hardwood frame provides the structural rigidity needed for contract settings, and the curved wooden back gives a degree of comfort for seated guests without requiring upholstered support throughout. The faux leather seat pad is straightforward to wipe down between covers, which matters in a busy dining room where turnaround time is tight.

Key practical points worth noting:

• CRIB5 fire-retardant upholstery — meets contract-grade requirements for public spaces
• Faux leather seat pad wipes clean easily, supporting hygiene between services
• Solid hardwood frame constructed for repeated daily use in commercial settings
• Built to order, allowing finish selection to match your venue's interior
• Suitable for stacking or pairing in a variety of dining configurations

Because this chair is built to order, lead times will be longer than a stock item, and orders cannot be cancelled or returned once placed. That is worth factoring into project timelines, particularly if you are fitting out or refurbishing a space to a deadline. The chair is suited to indoor use only and is not designed for outdoor or exposed settings.

The Brenda works well in restaurants, hotel dining rooms, private members' clubs, and café environments where a clean, contemporary take on a traditional wooden chair fits the aesthetic. It is best suited to mid-volume venues with a defined interior scheme. Operators with very high seat-turnover environments or requirements for fully upholstered comfort may want to consider alternative contract chair options from the wider range.

If you are specifying seating across multiple covers or need to match finishes across a larger project, we are happy to talk through the options before you commit to an order.

The Bolero Bespoke Brenda is a contract-grade side chair combining a solid beechwood frame with a curved wooden back and an upholstered faux leather seat pad. It sits within Bolero's Bespoke range, which is built to order in a range of fabric and stain combinations — this listing covers the olive faux leather seat with a beech frame finish.

In hospitality settings, chairs take considerably more daily punishment than most operators anticipate. The Brenda's hardwood frame is selected for structural integrity under repeated use, and the build standard is appropriate for busy dining rooms, hotel restaurants, function spaces, and similar high-turnover environments. The curved back and padded seat make it comfortable enough for extended covers without the chair feeling too relaxed for a working dining space.

From an operational standpoint, the faux leather upholstery is practical as well as presentable. It wipes down quickly between covers, holds up well to routine cleaning products, and meets CRIB5 fire-retardancy requirements — a compliance requirement in most UK commercial hospitality environments rather than an optional extra. Key practical points include:

• CRIB5 fire-retardant upholstery — compliant for UK commercial use
• Solid hardwood frame construction suited to contract-grade demands
• Faux leather seat pad — easy to wipe clean between covers
• Available across a range of fabric and stain finishes to match your scheme
• Built to order, giving flexibility for larger or phased furniture projects

Because this chair is built to order, lead times are longer than stock items and the order is non-returnable once placed. It is worth confirming your finish selection carefully before ordering, and considering how the chair stacks or stores if space is limited during non-service periods — the Brenda is not a stacking design.

The Brenda suits venues looking for a mid-weight contract chair with a classic-leaning aesthetic updated by clean lines and contemporary finish options. It works well in restaurant dining rooms, hotel breakfast areas, and café settings where presentation matters alongside durability. Venues with very high turnover or outdoor-adjacent areas may want to consider a more robust or weatherproof option.

If you are specifying chairs across a larger project or want to confirm the right finish combination for your scheme, the team is happy to talk through the options before you commit to an order.

The Bolero Bespoke Brenda is a side chair built for commercial use, combining a solid hardwood frame with an upholstered faux leather seat pad. It sits within Bolero's Bespoke range, which is produced to order in a selection of fabric and finish combinations — this listing covers the cream and charcoal colourway. The design takes a classic side chair silhouette and gives it a cleaner, more contemporary profile through a curved wooden backrest and considered proportions.

In a hospitality setting, seating takes consistent punishment: multiple covers per sitting, dragging across hard floors, the occasional knock from service trolleys. The Brenda's beechwood frame is selected for structural integrity under that kind of repeated load, and the faux leather upholstery is practical from a front-of-house hygiene standpoint — wipe-clean between covers without specialist products. The seat pad carries CRIB5 fire-retardant certification, which is a standard requirement for contract seating in UK licensed premises, hotels, and similar venues.

From an operational standpoint, the chair suits environments where appearance matters as much as durability:

• CRIB5-rated upholstery meets UK contract fire safety requirements
• Faux leather seat wipes clean quickly between covers
• Hardwood frame suited to frequent, heavy daily use
• Neutral cream and charcoal colourway works across a range of interior schemes
• Built to order, allowing finish combinations to be matched to your venue

Because this chair is made to order, lead times will be longer than stock items, and orders cannot be cancelled or returned once placed. It is worth confirming quantities carefully before ordering, particularly if phasing a refurbishment across several areas of a venue.

The Brenda suits restaurants, hotel dining rooms, café-bars, and event spaces where a mid-weight contract chair with a traditional wood and upholstery aesthetic is appropriate. For high-turnover quick-service environments where seating takes more aggressive wear, a heavier-duty stacking or metal-framed option may be worth considering alongside this.

If you are specifying seating across a larger project or want to discuss finish combinations before committing to an order, the team is happy to talk it through.

The Bolero Bespoke Brenda is a side chair built for commercial use, combining a solid hardwood frame with a faux leather upholstered seat pad. The wenge-finish frame and cream seat give it a clean, contemporary look that works well in restaurants, hotels, cafés, and function spaces where appearance and durability both matter.

In a contract environment, chairs take sustained punishment — dragged across floors, stacked at the end of service, occupied continuously during busy covers. The Brenda is constructed to contract-grade standards, meaning the frame is designed to handle that daily cycle without loosening at the joints or showing early wear. The faux leather seat pad is straightforward to wipe down between covers, which matters in any food service setting.

Practical points worth noting for operators considering this chair:

• CRIB5 fire-retardant upholstery — a standard requirement for most licensed hospitality venues
• Hardwood frame selected for structural integrity under repeated commercial use
• Faux leather seat resists spills and cleans quickly between sittings
• Wenge and cream finish suits both classic and more contemporary interior schemes
• Available as part of the wider Bespoke range if coordinated seating across a venue is needed

One important practical consideration: this chair is built to order. Lead times will apply, and once an order is placed it cannot be cancelled or returned, so it is worth confirming quantities, finish choices, and site readiness before ordering. If you are furnishing a full dining room or function space, it is sensible to have a clear floor plan and cover count confirmed in advance.

The Brenda suits mid-to-higher-end casual dining, hotel dining rooms, and event spaces where a polished but hardwearing chair is needed. For very high-turnover environments such as canteens or fast-casual operations, a simpler stacking chair may offer more practical flexibility.

If you are unsure how many chairs you need, which finish best suits your space, or whether this model fits your venue's fire compliance requirements, we are happy to talk it through before you commit.

The Bolero Bespoke Brenda is a side chair built for contract use in restaurants, hotels, cafés, and similar hospitality settings. It combines a solid hardwood frame with a curved wooden back and an upholstered faux leather seat pad, producing a straightforward, classic silhouette that sits comfortably alongside both traditional and contemporary interior schemes. The cream seat and walnut frame finish give it a clean, considered look without being fussy.

In practice, this is the kind of chair that holds up well under the daily demands of a busy front-of-house environment — repeated stacking or repositioning by floor staff, guests of varying sizes, and the general wear that comes with continuous service. The hardwood frame is selected for structural integrity rather than appearance alone, and the faux leather upholstery wipes down quickly between covers, which matters during a busy lunch or dinner service.

A few practical points worth noting for operators:

• CRIB5 fire-retardant upholstery meets contract-grade compliance requirements
• Faux leather seat pad is easy to clean and resistant to surface marking
• Solid hardwood frame suitable for high-traffic, frequent-use environments
• Available across a range of fabric and stain finishes within the Bespoke range
• Contract-grade construction suitable for professional and licensed premises

This chair is built to order, which means lead times should be factored into any fit-out or refurbishment planning. It is non-returnable once an order is placed, so it is worth confirming finish choices carefully before committing. If you are furnishing a larger space or need to mix formats — for instance, pairing side chairs with armchairs or bar stools — the broader Bespoke range offers coordinating options.

The Brenda suits most standard restaurant and café settings well. For venues requiring a more substantial or heavily upholstered chair — such as fine dining or lounge-style dining rooms — it may be worth considering alternatives within the range that offer fuller padding or armrests.

If you are unsure which finish works best for your scheme, or need to discuss quantities and lead times before placing an order, the team is happy to talk it through.

The Bolero Bespoke Brenda is a side chair built for contract use in hospitality and foodservice venues. It combines a solid hardwood frame with a faux leather upholstered seat pad, finished here in a cream and oak combination. It sits within Bolero's Bespoke range, which is produced to order with a choice of fabric and stain finishes — this listing covers the cream upholstery and oak-stained frame option specifically.

In practical terms, the Brenda is a straightforward, well-proportioned dining chair that suits front-of-house use in restaurants, hotel dining rooms, cafés, and function spaces. The wooden back with its curved profile gives it a clean, contemporary look that works alongside both traditional and modern interiors. It is not a stacking chair, so storage space between services is worth considering if floor space is limited.

From an operational standpoint, the key points are:

• Hardwood frame rated for contract use — suited to high-frequency, daily commercial environments
• Faux leather seat pad is easy to wipe down between covers, supporting basic hygiene in food service settings
• CRIB5 fire-retardancy on the upholstery meets the standard required for most UK commercial venues
• Built-to-order production allows finish customisation to match your existing scheme
• Cream upholstery is practical for lighter-coloured interiors but requires more attentive maintenance in high-traffic dining settings

Because this chair is built to order, lead times will be longer than stocked items and the order is non-cancellable and non-returnable once placed. It is worth confirming the finish, quantity, and intended setting carefully before committing. If you are fitting out a large dining room or function space, ordering a sample or requesting a finish swatch first is sensible practice.

The Brenda suits operators who want a defined, coordinated look rather than a generic off-the-shelf chair. It is well suited to independent restaurants, boutique hotels, and café-bar environments where seating is part of the overall interior. If you need a higher chair count or are working within a tight project budget, there are simpler stocked alternatives in the range worth considering alongside this.

If you are specifying seating for a full fit-out or are unsure whether this finish will work with your scheme, our team is happy to talk it through before you place the order.

The Bolero Bespoke Brenda is a side chair built for commercial hospitality environments where furniture needs to look considered and hold up under daily, repeated use. It combines a solid hardwood frame with a curved back rail and a padded seat upholstered in cream faux leather, giving it a clean, broadly neutral appearance that sits comfortably alongside both traditional and contemporary interior schemes.

In a working restaurant, café or hotel dining room, chairs take considerably more punishment than most operators anticipate — dragged across floors, stacked after service, sat in hundreds of times a week. The Brenda's hardwood frame is selected for structural integrity under contract conditions, and the faux leather seat pad is finished to a standard that resists surface wear and wipes down quickly between covers. That practical cleanability matters in a busy front-of-house setting.

A few points worth considering before ordering:

• Upholstery is CRIB5 fire-retardant rated, meeting contract-grade compliance requirements for licensed and public premises
• The faux leather finish is straightforward to clean with standard hospitality-grade surface products
• Available through the Bespoke range with alternative fabric and stain finish options if the cream and beech combination doesn't match your scheme
• Built to order — lead times apply and the chair is non-returnable once an order is placed

This chair suits small to mid-sized restaurants, boutique hotels, private dining rooms and café-bar environments where a classic silhouette with modern upholstery is the right balance. For high-turnover canteen or event settings requiring stackable options or higher-volume ordering, it's worth discussing your specific layout and usage pattern before committing.

If you're fitting out a space and want to talk through quantities, finish options or whether this chair is the right fit for your environment, we're happy to help before you place an order.

The Bolero Bespoke Vicky is a contract-grade side chair built for hospitality environments where appearance and durability both matter. It combines a solid hardwood frame with a slatted back design and an upholstered faux leather seat pad, finished here in an anthracite and charcoal colourway. As part of Bolero's Bespoke range, the chair is built to order, allowing operators to select fabric and stain finishes that suit their venue's aesthetic rather than working around a fixed stock colour.

In hospitality settings, seating takes considerable daily punishment — repeated movement across hard floors, cleaning with commercial products, and the general wear of high-turnover service. The Vicky's hardwood frame is selected for structural integrity under contract use, and the faux leather upholstery is straightforward to wipe down between covers. The CRIB5 fire-retardant rating on the seat pad meets the requirements for contract and public-facing environments in the UK, which is a practical necessity rather than an optional extra for most licensed premises.

• Solid hardwood frame constructed for contract-grade durability
• Slatted back provides visual interest without adding visual bulk
• Faux leather seat pad is easy to wipe clean between sittings
• CRIB5 fire-retardant upholstery meets UK contract seating requirements
• Available across a range of fabric and stain finishes within the Bespoke range

Because this chair is built to order, lead times will be longer than for stock items, and orders cannot be cancelled or returned once placed. It is worth confirming your finish selection carefully before ordering, particularly if you are specifying across a large number of covers. The anthracite and charcoal finish suits both contemporary and more traditional interiors, and works well alongside natural wood table tops or dark painted furniture.

The Vicky side chair is well suited to restaurants, hotel dining rooms, café-bars, and private dining spaces where a degree of design intent matters alongside practical durability. For venues needing stacking capability or outdoor-rated options, other chairs within the Bolero range may be more appropriate.

If you are specifying seating across a full venue or are unsure which finish or chair style suits your layout, the team is happy to talk it through before you commit to an order.

The Bolero Bespoke Vicky is a side chair built for contract hospitality use, combining a solid hardwood frame with a faux leather upholstered seat pad in an anthracite and wenge finish. It sits within Bolero's Bespoke range, which is designed to offer operators more considered aesthetic choices than standard stacking chairs, without moving away from the structural requirements of commercial environments.

In a busy front-of-house setting, chairs take considerably more punishment than most operators account for when specifying. The Vicky's hardwood frame is selected for both strength and visual consistency, and the slatted back design balances appearance with structural integrity under repeated daily use. The faux leather seat pad is straightforward to wipe down between covers, which matters in any food service environment where speed of turnaround is part of the operation.

From a practical standpoint, the upholstery carries CRIB5 fire-retardant certification, which is a requirement in most licensed and public-facing hospitality venues in the UK. Key points worth noting:

• Solid hardwood frame suitable for contract-grade daily use
• Faux leather seat pad — easy to clean and maintain
• CRIB5 certified upholstery meeting UK contract requirements
• Anthracite and wenge finish for a considered, neutral aesthetic
• Slatted back design provides support without visual heaviness

Because this chair is built to order, lead times will be longer than stocked items and the order cannot be cancelled or returned once placed. It is worth confirming your floor plan and cover count before ordering, and considering whether the finish works cohesively alongside your existing furniture or joinery. The Bespoke range offers alternative fabric and stain combinations if the anthracite/wenge option doesn't suit your scheme.

The Vicky is well suited to restaurants, hotel dining rooms, private members' venues, and similar settings where a more refined aesthetic is needed without compromising on durability. Operators furnishing larger venues or requiring very high chair counts may want to discuss volume lead times before committing.

If you'd like to talk through finish options or how this chair fits into a wider scheme, our team is happy to help before you place an order.

The Bolero Bespoke Vicky is a side chair designed specifically for contract use in hospitality environments. Built on a solid hardwood frame with a slatted back and an upholstered seat pad in faux leather, it sits in the mid-range of Bolero's Bespoke collection — a line developed to give operators more control over finish and aesthetic than standard stock furniture allows. The anthracite and walnut combination gives a contemporary, neutral appearance that works across a range of interior schemes without dominating the room.

In busy front-of-house settings, durability is the practical measure that matters most. The hardwood frame is selected for structural integrity under repeated daily use, and the faux leather seat covering is straightforward to wipe down between covers — an important consideration in any food service environment. The upholstery carries CRIB 5 fire retardancy, which is the standard required for contract hospitality use across the UK, including licensed premises and hotels.

A few things worth considering before ordering:

• Built to order — lead times will be longer than stock items
• Non-returnable and non-refundable once the order is placed
• CRIB 5 rated upholstery meets UK contract hospitality requirements
• Slatted back design suits open dining areas where ventilation and visual lightness matter
• Available in a range of fabric and stain finishes within the Bespoke range

This chair is well suited to restaurants, hotel dining rooms, café bars and private dining spaces where a consistent, managed aesthetic is important. For venues requiring stacking capability or outdoor-rated options, other chairs in the range may be more appropriate for those specific needs.

Because this is a bespoke, built-to-order product, it's worth having a conversation with us before placing an order — particularly if you're furnishing a larger space or need to confirm finish combinations and quantities.

The Bolero Bespoke Vicky is a side chair built specifically for contract use in hospitality environments. It combines a slatted solid beechwood back frame in an anthracite finish with an oak-effect detail and a faux leather upholstered seat pad. It is part of Bolero's made-to-order Bespoke range, which means finish combinations can be tailored to suit your venue — this listing covers the anthracite and oak pairing.

In a busy restaurant or hotel dining room, chairs take a considerable amount of daily punishment — stacking, scraping, repeated use across multiple sittings, and regular wiping down between covers. The Vicky's hardwood frame is selected for structural integrity under contract conditions, and the faux leather seat is straightforward to wipe clean between services. The CRIB5 fire-retardant rating on the upholstery meets the standard required for contract and public-facing venues in the UK, so there are no compliance concerns when specifying it for licensed premises or hotels.

Practical points worth knowing before ordering:

• CRIB5 compliant faux leather upholstery — meets UK contract fire safety requirements
• Solid beechwood frame constructed to contract-grade structural standards
• Slatted back design in anthracite finish with oak-effect detailing
• Faux leather seat pad wipes clean easily between sittings
• Part of a bespoke range — finish combinations available to match your scheme

Because this chair is built to order, lead times will be longer than stocked items and the order cannot be cancelled or returned once placed. It is worth confirming your finish selection and quantity carefully before ordering, and ensuring you have accounted for delivery access and any stacking or storage requirements on site.

The Vicky suits restaurants, hotel dining rooms, wine bars, and similar hospitality settings where a clean timber-and-upholstery aesthetic is appropriate. It is a mid-weight contract chair — well suited to venues with consistent daily covers rather than extremely high-volume or rough-use environments. If your setting involves stacking large quantities or particularly heavy throughput, a more robust stackable option may be worth considering alongside this one.

If you are specifying seating across a whole room or need to match finishes with existing furniture, it is worth having a conversation with us before placing an order — particularly given the made-to-order nature of this range.