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Black Japandi Chair with Armrests in solid oak and paper rope
Black Japandi Chair with Armrests
Black Japandi Chair with Armrests
Black Japandi Chair with Armrests
Black Japandi Chair with Armrests
Black Japandi Chair with Armrests
Black Japandi Chair with Armrests
Black Japandi Chair with Armrests
Black Japandi Chair with Armrests

Black Japandi Chair with Armrests

£285.00

Settle in longer at the table with this black Japandi chair with armrests, built in solid oak around a hand-braided paper rope seat.

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Embrace the Difference Armrests Make at a Long Table

Armrests change how long people stay at a table. They take the weight of the forearms, which lets the shoulders drop and the spine settle rather than holding itself upright through a three-hour meal. The English carver chair, the armed seat traditionally placed at the head of a dining set, exists for exactly that reason. Used as a pair at either end of a table, these frame the room and mark where the hosts sit; used as a full set of six, they turn a functional dining area into somewhere people linger.

The piece is made with natural materials in an artisan process, and that shows in small ways: the join between arm and back is shaped rather than simply butted, and the curve where the hand rests has been worked to fit a palm. Machine-made chairs rarely bother with either. Because the timber is unhomogenised, no two frames arrive with identical tones and grains, a variation you should expect and, ideally, arrange so that it reads as intentional around the table.

Explore Black-Finished Oak and Its Hand-Woven Seat

The structure is solid oak with a black finish. Oak is the heavier and harder of the common European furniture timbers, which is why a chair carrying armrests can still be made in slim sections without feeling flimsy. Blackening it removes the colour information and leaves only the outline and the texture, an approach that suits rooms with a lot going on, since the chair contributes shape without adding another wood tone. The model is available in other finishes if you would rather the oak stayed visible.

The seat is paper rope braided by hand, wrapped tight across the frame in a close, even pattern that carries weight through tension rather than padding. It needs almost nothing from you: brush it out occasionally, keep drinks upright, and avoid parking it against a radiator, since dry heat over years makes any natural fibre brittle. The oak is FSC-certified, grown in sustainable forests under controlled logging, so the certification covers the forest as well as the paperwork.

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