Upholstered Dining Chair with Wood Base
Seating (Dining Chair) · Contemporary / Transitional (21st Century) · Universal Furniture
Type
Seating (Dining Chair)
Style Period
Contemporary / Transitional (21st Century)
Material
Hardwood frame components, woven fabric upholstery, high-density foam padding
Age Estimate
Modern, likely manufactured within the last 5 to 15 years
Dimensions
Height approximately 38 inches, width 22 inches, depth 24 inches; standard dining chair proportions
Origin
Manufactured overseas for the American retail furniture market
Designer/Maker
Universal Furniture
Value Estimate
Retail value approximately $150 to $300 per chair depending on the specific collection tier
Description
A sophisticated contemporary dining chair featuring a fully upholstered seat and backrest in a versatile grey woven fabric. The backrest is enhanced with stylish horizontal channel stitching, adding textural interest. The chair is supported by an architectural, light-toned wooden base with connected side stretchers for enhanced stability and modern geometric appeal.
Key Features
Horizontal channel tufting on the backrest, continuous open-frame wooden base with stretchers, and neutral two-tone color palette
Color & Finish
Grey woven fabric upholstery paired with a light, whitewashed or cered wood finish on the exposed frame
Construction Method
Factory-assembled using modern commercial woodworking techniques, dowel and corner-block joinery for structural rigidity
Joinery & Craftsmanship
Concealed mortise and tenon or dowel joinery reinforced with corner blocks; clean, precise modern manufacturing
Wood Grain & Species
Straight to cathedral grain pattern visible through the light cered finish, likely oak or ash wood
Surface Treatment
Matte whitewashed/cered stain finish highlighting the natural open grain of the wood
Upholstery Details
Textured grey polyester blend fabric with horizontal channel tufting across the backrest; dense foam padding over a firm seat cushion
Hardware & Fittings
Internal steel fasteners and corner brackets, no visible exterior hardware
Origin & Provenance
Manufactured overseas for the American retail furniture market
Condition Notes
Good overall condition with minor expected surface wear on the base; upholstery appears clean and intact with firm structural integrity
Interesting Facts
Channel tufting has historical roots in Art Deco design but has seen a massive resurgence in modern transitional furniture to add linear elegance without the classic button-tuft look
Cultural Significance
Reflects the modern consumer preference for clean lines, mixed-media textures, and functional yet aesthetically elevated dining room spaces
Similar Pieces
Parsons chairs, contemporary upholstered side chairs, and modern Scandinavian-inspired dining seating
Care & Maintenance
Vacuum fabric regularly with a soft brush attachment, spot clean spills immediately with a mild upholstery cleaner, and dust the wooden base with a damp microfiber cloth
Value Estimate
Retail value approximately $150 to $300 per chair depending on the specific collection tier
Sustainability Notes
Built for durability and longevity, utilizing standard commercial manufacturing practices; high reparability of the wooden frame
Notes
Universal furniture brand