Vienna 18 Walnut Bentwood Chair
Warm Walnut Finish for a Classic Look
The Original Bentwood Vienna 18 wooden dining chair is a timeless piece of furniture that adds a touch of European elegance to any space. Crafted from beechwood, this chair is finished in a warm walnut tone that complements a variety of decor styles. The timber seat features an embossed starburst pattern, adding a unique touch to this already stunning chair.
Handcrafted with a Time-Honoured Technique
Each Original Bentwood Vienna 18 wooden dining chair is handcrafted using a combination of heat, steam, and pressure, following the same technique originated by Michael Thonet in the 19th century. Made in Poland in the same factory for over 150 years, these chairs are a little piece of history that you can bring into your home. The natural variations in grain, colour, texture, and shape make each chair unique and add to its charm.
Durable and Versatile for Any Space
The Michael Thonet designed No.18 original chair is incredibly durable, making it suitable for both commercial and residential use. Its classic design works well with many different table styles, making it a versatile addition to any space. Whether you\'re using it in your kitchen or a cafe, the Original Bentwood Vienna 18 wooden dining chair is a beautiful and functional choice. Shop wood chairs online now in Australia-wide.
* Actual colours and design may vary slightly due to different screen settings, the lighting on the photoshoot and other factors.
If you take the time to admire you will notice that each product is unique using many pieces of European Beechwood. Based on the nature of natural wood inconsistencies in grain, joins, colour, texture and shape deserve appreciation like strokes on a painting or sculpture.
It is important to note that any stress marks in the timber from the production process will not exacerbate over time. Stresses caused in the bending and joining process are what make these items so impressive. This can be more prevalent in the painted options as the paint tends to highlight these 'perfect imperfections'
Just like us no two are the same. Enjoy.