Waycroft Charcoal Side Chair

Velvet is often a highly practical choice for pet owners because of its construction. Unlike fabrics with a loose weave that can easily snag on claws, velvet features a very tight, dense pile. Furthermore, pet hair tends to sit on the surface of the material rather than becoming trapped in the fibers, which allows for simple cleanup using a vacuum attachment or lint roller.

This contemporary chair is designed for extended comfort. It features a supportive, high-back design with a channeled texture that helps provide structured support. Because it is fully upholstered and armless, it offers a cushioned feel while allowing for a wider range of movement, making it ideal for lingering over after-dinner conversations.

Yes, with a seat height of 19 inches, this chair is ideally proportioned for most standard dining tables, which typically range from 28 to 30 inches high. This measurement provides the approximately 10 inches of legroom recommended by ergonomic standards to ensure a comfortable fit for most adults during a meal.

Based on our material care expertise, we recommend regular light maintenance, such as dusting with a soft cloth or a vacuum brush, to keep the charcoal velvet looking vibrant. For spills, our general care guide suggests blotting the area immediately with a soft cloth and a solution of mild soap and warm water. You should avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners to preserve the fabric's soft texture and finish.

This armless side chair is specifically well-suited for compact spaces. Its slim 17-inch width allows for more seating capacity around a table than bulkier armchairs. Additionally, the open C-leg chrome base creates a visually "light" appearance, which helps maintain an airy and uncluttered feel in a smaller room or breakfast nook.

To protect your home's flooring, we recommend using high-quality felt pads or rubber floor glides on the bottom of the chrome C-leg base. While the base provides sturdy support, these protectors prevent the metal from making direct contact with delicate surfaces, helping to avoid scratches or scuffs on hardwood, laminate, or tile when the chair is pulled out.