Four is the number most dining tables actually need, and this is the plain version of the family: black PU on the seat, a shaped wooden backrest, thickened metal legs. The 4 cm cushion is what separates these from a hard kitchen chair — not deep upholstery, but enough that an hour at the table does not become an ordeal. Each one takes 250 lb and slides fully under a table when it is not in use.
Measure from your floor to the underside of the table apron. These need about 19 inches to disappear underneath, which most tables give and a few do not.
PU leather cleans with a damp cloth. Leather conditioners are the wrong product here and will leave the surface tacky.
Black is the finish that hides the daily reality of a dining table. In a household with children, that is the whole argument.
PU splits at the front edge of a seat over years of the same person sliding in. Rotating chairs around the table once in a while spreads that wear and adds years to the set.
Pieces from other collections in the same finish family — the pairings people order together.
The full-size corduroy bed, with the same curved headboard, two clip-secured drawers and 8.9 inches underneath.
The same compact four-drawer chest in black — two and a half square feet of floor, which is what makes it a renter’s piece.
The vintage-finish version of the 42-inch round set — a warmer wood tone under the same upholstered chairs.
The grey five-piece round set: the same 42-inch cross-base table with upholstered chairs instead of hard seats.
