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OKA, Stafford Leather Dining Chair - Aged Tobacco, Dining Chairs, Leather

OKA, Stafford Leather Dining Chair - Aged Tobacco, Dining Chairs, Leather

£475

Colour: Brown, Cream and beige, Black

The Stafford Dining Chair showcases a sleek, narrow silhouette, perfect for maximizing space around the dining table. Crafted in rich Aged Tobacco leather, it exudes warmth and sophistication. Brass-colored studs along the border and a back pull enhance its stylish appeal. Its plush comfort makes it versatile enough for use as a desk chair. This piece blends elegance with functionality, making it a valuable addition to any interior.

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Our Stafford Dining Chair was created by Annabel Astor herself, when she was unable to find the perfect upholstered dining chair. Designed with a sleek, narrow silhouette, they allow you to get more of them around the table, but still deliver superior comfort. Other unique features include a border of brass-coloured studs and a back pull, adding interest to both aspects of the chair. So comfortable, it could even be used solo as a desk chair. This version features warm Aged Tobacco leather. Ever

OKA, a distinguished British homeware brand, draws inspiration from global aesthetics while honoring traditional British design. Known for its exquisite dining-room furniture, OKA offers a curated selection that seamlessly blends character with elegance. Each piece, from dining tables to chairs, is crafted with meticulous attention to quality and detail, ensuring a timeless allure. The brand's dining-room collections are versatile, catering to both classic and contemporary tastes, allowing for the creation of cohesive and sophisticated interiors. With OKA, every dining space becomes a reflection of personal style and comfort, offering a unique blend of global charm and British heritage.

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