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Frame in solid beech, seat upholstered over high-density foam. Joints are mortise-and-tenon, glued and pinned. The chair stays square. Sits firm, not stiff. Two-hour dinners stay comfortable. Stays upright across long evenings. A chair you sit in nightly and stop noticing.

Hardwood top — oak or walnut — over a slim metal base. Boards are book-matched. The grain reads as one panel. Sits at a fixed 75 cm — chairs slide under without lifting. Slides into a routine after a week. It anchors the room.

Solid wood frame, foam-cushioned headboard, brass-tipped feet. Joinery is mortise-and-tenon. Slatted base. Foam density picked so it holds shape past the warranty. The headboard is the right height — high enough to lean, low enough to stay out of the wall art. Slides into a routine after a week. You stop noticing it after the first week. That's how it should feel.

Hardwood skeleton, foam block cut to fit, fabric pulled tight and hand-stitched. Seam runs around the base — invisible from above, durable from below. Holds a tray on top without buckling. Pulls weight without showing it. It earns its place by being moved a hundred times a year.

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