Booth on the wall, armchairs on the aisle: this set is laid out the way most restaurants actually seat a room.
The booths have a solid timber frame with a padded black leather back panel and a seat cushion in a patterned weave. The tables are rectangular with a dark top framed in walnut, standing on a pedestal of crossed timber legs. On the open side, armchairs with a curved walnut frame and woven rattan back carry seat pads in the same family of patterns, so the two sides of the table read as one scheme.
Repair and refresh. Each booth seat and back is a separate upholstered part, and the armchair seat pads lift out, so a tired fabric can be changed without replacing furniture. Rattan backs are fitted in panels and can be re-woven or swapped.
Construction. Hardwood and plywood booth box, high-resilience foam, timber pedestals with levelling glides, armchairs in solid hardwood with mortise-and-tenon joints.
Where it works. Tea houses, casual dining rooms, rustic and countryside restaurants, cafés.
Options. Booth length and back height, fabric and leather choices including COM, stain, table sizes, armchair with or without arms.
