New Arrival
Seville Dining Chair
By: Elite Manufacturing
New Arrival
Seville Dining Chair
By: Elite Manufacturing
Designed by Javier Palomares, the Seville Dining Chair embodies the perfect union of contemporary refinement and ergonomic comfort. Its minimalist form is punctuated by fluid curves and thoughtful geometry, most notably in the softly conical backrest that cradles the spine with elegance and support. The chair’s clean silhouette allows it to blend effortlessly into modern dining spaces, enhancing them with quiet sophistication and inviting warmth.
Crafted with attention to material contrast, Seville is distinguished by a refined wood veneer detail on the backrest, offering a natural counterpoint to the sleek metal frame and tailored upholstery. Sculptural back legs with faceted profiles further elevate the design, showcasing a balance of artistic vision and practical durability. With its versatile material palette and compact scale, Seville brings comfort and grace to any dining setting.
Item Id
W3497
Materials And Finishes
Chair available in a wide range of fabric, PVC, leather, and Ultrasuede HP upholstery options. Backrest features optional wood veneer detailing. Frame constructed in durable powder-coated metal.
Dimensions
23″ W × 23.5″ D × 31″ H
Color Options
Fabric and leather options include: Samson Fabric, Outback PVC, Prestige Fabric, Splendid Fabric, Congo PVC, Zenith Leather, Ultrasuede HP.
Metal finishes: Onyx, Toffee, Pearl White, Bronze, Topaz, Pewter, Lava, Mink, Mist, Patina, Carbon, Sahara.
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