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£144.50The Middleton velvet dining chair is the kind of seat that makes your dining room feel properly pulled together. It’s upholstered in a soft grey velvet with striking gold metal legs that catch the light beautifully. Whether you’re refreshing a neutral scheme or adding a touch of glamour to a classic space, this chair does the job with real character. You won’t be disappointed by how good it looks in person.
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£119.00The Medway grey velvet dining chair is one of those pieces that just works. It’s got the kind of soft, tactile finish that makes sitting down for dinner feel a little more special, and those black metal legs give it a contemporary edge that doesn’t try too hard. Whether you’re updating a dining room or adding a touch of personality to a living space, it’s a genuinely versatile choice that looks far more expensive than it is.
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£144.50The Hamburg velvet dining chair in grey is one of those pieces that works harder than it looks. It’s equally at home pulled up to a dining table for a long Sunday lunch or tucked into a bedroom corner as an occasional seat. With soft velvet upholstery and sleek black legs, it’s a genuinely versatile chair that doesn’t try too hard — and that’s exactly the point.
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£127.50The Corfu velvet dining chair in grey is one of those pieces that just works. It’s the kind of chair that looks far more expensive than it is, with soft grey velvet upholstery and sleek black legs that suit everything from an industrial-style kitchen table to a more classic dining room setup. Whether you’re refreshing a tired dining space or furnishing from scratch, it’s a genuinely solid choice that won’t let you down.
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£136.00The Ackleton velvet dining chair in grey is the kind of seat you actually want to linger at long after the plates are cleared. It’s dressed in a soft, tactile velvet that feels a cut above what you’d expect, sitting on warm walnut-finish metal legs that add just the right amount of character. Whether you’re furnishing a dining room or a cosy reading corner, it doesn’t put a foot wrong.
