A woven seat is one of the hardest-wearing finishes you can put on a booth, and it is the feature that sets this design apart.
The seat is upholstered in a charcoal woven leather-look finish, which disguises crumbs and scuffs far better than a flat surface. The back is a fabric panel in narrow woven stripes or a tropical leaf print, set inside a solid walnut frame that runs down to a sled base so the booth stands on two timber runners rather than a solid box. The open base makes floor cleaning quicker and keeps the piece looking lighter.
Tables have a white top edged in walnut on a black steel pedestal. Some of the rooms shown also use cane-back chairs and leaf-print chairs on the aisle side.
About the woven finish. We can make it in real leather strips or a woven polyurethane for higher-traffic rooms, and describe exactly which one you are getting. Back panels can be re-covered independently.
Where it works. Brasseries, casual dining, café-restaurants and hotel all-day dining.
Options. Seat finish, back fabric, frame stain, length, single or double-sided, table size.
