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Harbour Dining Chair: Comfort Meets Design

Introducing the Harbour Dining Chair, a testament to Audo’s commitment to innovative design and functional comfort. This exquisite chair, crafted with precision and elegance, is the perfect blend of organic shapes and geometric sophistication. Upholstered in the luxurious Remix 233 fabric and complemented by Black Oak legs, the Harbour Dining Chair is a statement piece that will effortlessly elevate any space. Its versatile design makes it ideal for a variety of settings, from high-end restaurants to cozy home dining areas.

Technical Specifications and Materials

Engineered for both beauty and durability, the Harbour Dining Chair boasts a robust construction. The base is crafted from high-quality powder-coated steel, available in a choice of finishes including matte lacquered or dark stained oak. For added stability and a sleek look, the chairs with oak and steel legs come with felt glides. The Star Base is made from casted and extruded aluminum, ensuring a long-lasting and reliable foundation. The chair is designed with comfort in mind, featuring a weight capacity of up to 450 lbs (EN 1728:2012, 6.4), and dimensions that include a height of 26.6 inches, a width of 23.2 inches, and a depth of 21.5 inches.

Practical Applications and Benefits

The Harbour Dining Chair is a versatile addition to any space, whether it's a bustling restaurant, a professional conference, an office, or a serene home setting. Its ability to blend seamlessly into a variety of environments makes it an indispensable piece for discerning design enthusiasts. The chair's high backrest and ergonomically designed armrests provide exceptional support, ensuring that users can enjoy prolonged comfort during meals, meetings, or leisurely dining. Its elegant and slim appearance is sure to appeal to those who appreciate fine design, making the Harbour Dining Chair not just a functional piece but a work of art in its own right.