We curate a collection of nine classic walnut dining chairs, each reflecting a timeless union of material, form and craftsmanship.
One look at a mid-century modern space, and you’re likely to find walnut dining chairs. Popular with some of the 20th century’s most renowned designers, such as Arne Jacobsen and Hans J. Wegner, walnut dining chairs have proved a timeless favourite ever since. In this Nine to Know edit, we explore a cross-section of walnut dining chairs in various shapes and styles that all share in the warmth and versatility of timber.
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One of the first chairs conceptualised by design luminary for , the sees the pursuit of quality design through finer details. The CH23 Chair features intricate cruciform cover caps in the backrest, a handwoven seat and arched rear legs.
for French Modernist architect Le Corbusier, the recognisable Chair has a timeless European elegance that has ensured it’s stood the test of time in the dining room since the 1920s.
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The by is a firm favourite among leading Australian and international designers. A minimalist and organic structure, the seat envelops guests with its sleek shaven form.
Inspired by the 100-year-old brownstone apartments lining the streets of Brooklyn, the juxtaposes new and old. Designed by, the chair captures his pursuit of a chair that contrasts time, purpose and aesthetics.
The by is part of his Shape of Shade collection. Christophe Delcourt designs luxuriously minimalist furniture for restaurants, hotels and boutiques, that also find a special place in designers – and design enthusiast’s homes.
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