Theodora Dining Chair
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The Theodora dining chair is a classic design for a reason. This chair's refined beauty draws from its simplicity in the details. Note the woven seagrass pattern and how it draws you in. Admire the teak wood grain of its back and legs. Pairs perfectly with the Galen dining chair.
FSC certified: comes from forests which are managed to the highest environmental, social, and economic standards
Handcrafted: made by highly-skilled furniture artisans in Indonesia
Kiln Dried: always kiln dried for reduced risk of warping, cracking, or shrinking
Non-Toxic & Low VOC: the materials used to finish this table are low in VOCs, which are volatile organic compounds, to help create less indoor air pollution and a healthier home for you and your family
Complete the look:
30 Day Returns
Ships via white glove service. Shipping estimate in checkout
Sustainability
Where are your materials sourced?
All of our materials are sourced exclusively from Indonesia.
Our wood is from FSC certified forests in Indonesia.
Our rattan, jute, and seagrass is also from Indonesia.
Do you use any engineered wood or wood veneer?
No, never.
All of our wood is 100% solid wood, harvested from the tree itself, shaped into your furniture, and completed with low VOC finishes.
Is your wood kiln dried?
Yes! All of our wood is kiln dried before finishing it into your beloved furniture.
Kiln drying is a process where the wood is heated up so that the moisture within the wood evaporates. This ensure that with warm to cold climate change, the wood won't warp or bend.
Shipping
How do you ship?
We ship exclusively via white glove delivery.
What is white glove delivery?
White glove means they will come into your house at a time you schedule, unbox your items, place them in the room you desire, and remove all packaging on their way out.
Get in touch
If you have any questions about shipping or delivery, please reach out.
Caning
Caning is a classic technique that adds texture and elegance to interior spaces. Traditionally used in chair backs and sides, it involves weaving thin strands of rattan or through a grid of holes, creating a lightweight yet durable surface.
Curves
Curves introduce a sense of fluidity and softness that contrasts with the rigidity of straight lines and angular forms. They evoke a feeling of comfort and approachability, making spaces feel more inviting and relaxed.
