Shaped by fluid curves rather than straight lines, with a curved back that cradles the sitter while holding a light, refined profile at the table. The seat, back and legs flow into one another without hard breaks, so the chair reads as one continuous modern form instead of assembled parts. The shaped seat and supportive back hold up through longer meals. At 22 inches wide, 24.75 deep and 33 high, it sits a little more generously than a standard side chair. For dining rooms that want a more inviting seat than a rectilinear design gives. Eight-chair minimum, quoted for restaurant groups.