Brandberg Dining Chair

The side chair and armchair share the same seat depth and height, but the armchair is wider at 22.5 inches to accommodate the integrated armrests. The side chair is more compact at 18 inches wide, making it better suited for tighter dining spaces or fitting more chairs around a table.

The scoop seat is contoured to follow the natural shape of the body, which helps distribute weight more evenly than a flat wooden seat. This design provides better support and reduces pressure points, making it significantly more comfortable for extended seating.

Mortise and tenon is a traditional joinery technique where one piece of wood is inserted into a matching hole in another, creating an exceptionally strong bond. Because dining chairs endure constant movement and weight shifts, this method ensures the frame remains stable and wobble-free over many years of use.

Solid wood is durable but should be kept away from direct heat sources and extreme humidity fluctuations to prevent warping. Simply dust with a soft cloth and use a wood-safe cleaner occasionally to maintain the finish and protect the natural grain.

Yes, it is a common design practice to place armchairs at the heads of the table and side chairs along the sides. Since both versions share the same height and design language, they will look cohesive while providing a more formal, balanced aesthetic.