Bayard Way White Dining Chair, Set of 2

The armless contemporary design is particularly well-suited for urban apartments or smaller dining rooms. By removing the bulk of armrests, these chairs can be tucked closer to or even partially under the dining table when not in use, helping to maximize walkable floor space and create a more open, airy aesthetic.

This dining chair features a standard 18-inch seat height, which is ideal for pairing with most 30-inch high dining tables to ensure comfortable legroom. With a width of 21 inches, it provides a generous seating area while remaining streamlined enough to fit multiple chairs around a standard-sized table without overcrowding.

These chairs are constructed with a solid white oak frame, a premium hardwood highly valued for its natural density and long-term durability. Unlike engineered woods, solid white oak is exceptionally resistant to wear and offers superior structural stability, making it an excellent investment for pieces that see daily use.

Based on our expertise with these materials, we recommend regular dusting of the white oak legs with a soft, dry cloth. For the white polyester seats, spills should be blotted immediately to prevent them from setting. Our care guidelines suggest using a mild soap and water solution for spot cleaning, ensuring you avoid harsh chemicals that could damage the fabric or the oak’s natural finish.

Polyester is a preferred material for upholstered dining seating because of its inherent durability and resistance to wrinkling and stretching. While the white color offers a crisp, sophisticated look, the polyester fibers provide a resilient surface that holds up well under the regular use typical of a primary dining area.

Yes, customer assembly is required for this set of two chairs. This ensures the items can be shipped efficiently while allowing you to ensure all components are securely fastened. Each set includes clear instructions to guide you through a straightforward assembly process for a sturdy and reliable finished product.