Dining Chairs

A pair of amazing PEL modernist Serge Chermayeff occasional chairs in a beautiful copper finish and new Pierre Frey boucle upholstery. They are thought to have been made for the iconic De La Warr Pavilion of which Chermayeff was one of the architects.
Striking chairs with an abundance of character that would work well in a wide range of interiors.

A beautifully crafted pair of antique Otto Wagner chairs, circa 1900, in the Vienna Secession style. This rare design features curved wood frames and saddle seats.
A characterful yet simple design that would work well in a variety of interiors.

Originally made for Heals in the 1970’s, this set of 6 Archie Shine dining chairs are crafted from rosewood and upholstered in the original cream fabric. Two chairs feature sleek rosewood armrests.

We are able to offer a reupholstery service for any client wishing to provide their own fabric (12 metres would be required) for a total cost of £2,450. Get in touch at sales@purewhitelines.com for more details.

Dims of each chair: w48 d55 h95 seat depth 41

Oozing style, this pair of vintage Italian chairs would be the perfect addition to dining room, study, or even used as occasional chairs in a living space or entrance hall.

They are currently upholstered in the original leather but could also be reupholstered to match your interior. Get in touch at sales@purewhitelines.com for more details.

The Capri is upholstered in a black Colombian quilted leather, with buckle detailing on the backrest and a black powder coated frame. Also available in a brown leather.

Our Milan dining chair is an Art Deco influenced dining chair with a wrap-around backrest and seat upholstered in soft “latte” white leather. Sleek metalwork in a brass finish completes this sophisticated style. Perfect for gathering around the dinner table in comfort or equally well used as an occasional chair in an entrance hall or study. The Milan dining chair is also available in black and tan leather.