A compound dining chair with light beige upholstered seat and black metal frame.
A compound dining chair with dark gray upholstered seat and black metal frame.
Miter

Compound Dining Chair

$563.00

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$563.00
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The Compound Dining Chair, designed by OEO Studio for Mater, features a subtly curved silhouette for comfort and is constructed with sustainability in mind. The frame is made from 20% recycled steel, and the seat and backrest are made from Matek®, a material incorporating coffee waste and post-consumer recycled waste, in the 'Coffee Waste Light' finish. This chair is stackable, making it versatile for both private and public spaces.

  • Designed by OEO Studio for Mater
  • Frame constructed from 20% recycled steel tube
  • Seat and backrest made from Matek® (Coffee Waste Light composition: coffee shell waste mixed with post-consumer e-waste)
  • Stackable up to eight chairs high (without upholstery) or four chairs high (with upholstery)
  • Subtly curved silhouette for comfort
  • Made in Latvia
  • Intended for both private and public use
  • Product Weight: 17.8 lbs.

Details

Category
Kitchen & Dining Room Chairs
Pattern
Solid
Materials
Frame: 20% recycled steel tube, Seat/Backrest (Coffee Waste Light): Coffee shell waste mixed with post-consumer e-waste

Questions & answers

How much does it cost, and where can I buy it?
This Miter kitchen & dining room chair is sold by 1 retailer for $563.00. Available at 2modern.com.
Is it in stock?
Yes, it's currently in stock.
What are the key features?
Key features include Designed by OEO Studio for Mater, Frame constructed from 20% recycled steel tube, Seat and backrest made from Matek® (Coffee Waste Light composition: coffee shell waste mixed with post-consumer e-waste), Stackable up to eight chairs high (without upholstery) or four chairs high (with upholstery), and Subtly curved silhouette for comfort.
What is it made of?
It's made of frame: 20% recycled steel tube and seat/backrest (coffee waste light): coffee shell waste mixed with post-consumer e-waste.
What's its pattern?
Its pattern is solid.