Surrey Ellis Beige Upholstered Chair

This chair is finished with brown mango veneers, a material prized in high-end furniture for its unique grain patterns and inherent durability. Mango wood is a sustainable hardwood that is naturally resistant to water and wear, ensuring the tapered legs and back posts maintain their sophisticated appearance even in high-traffic households.

This armless chair is specifically designed to maximize space in compact dining areas. With a width of 19.25 inches and a streamlined, armless profile, multiple chairs can be tucked completely under a table when not in use, clearing the walking paths in smaller floor plans. The mid-century modern tapered legs also provide a "visually light" footprint that prevents a small room from feeling overcrowded.

To ensure an ergonomic fit, you should aim for approximately 10 to 12 inches of clearance between the chair seat and the tabletop. With a seat height of 20 inches, this chair is perfectly scaled for standard dining tables (which typically stand between 28 and 30 inches high), providing ample legroom for most adults.

While the bold lines and tapered legs draw inspiration from classic mid-century modern styles, the neutral beige upholstery and rich brown finish allow it to bridge the gap between contemporary and traditional settings. It is an ideal piece for those looking to "mix and match" styles, serving as a subtle modern accent in a more traditional dining room.

Comfort is a primary focus of this design, featuring high-density cushioning on both the seat and the backrest. The full-length upholstered back provides continuous lumbar support, making it an excellent choice for those who enjoy lingering at the table for long conversations or hosting extended game nights.

Based on our expert care recommendations, we suggest dusting the chair regularly with a soft cloth to prevent debris from settling into the fabric weave. For common food or drink spills, use a soft cloth with mild soap and warm water to blot the area. It is important to avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners, as these can damage the upholstery fibers and the finish of the wood legs.