Dulwich Chair

€718,80

With its planted stance and beautifully resolved frame, the Dulwich Chair combines strength with understated sophistication. See Details

Finish: Walnut

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Dulwich Chair

Walnut

€718,80

Product details

The Dulwich Chair was designed by Matthew Hilton to complement the refined simplicity of the Dulwich Table. Expertly crafted from solid timber, it features a laminated solid timber back and a moulded leather seat that offers both comfort and support.

Its elegant proportions and carefully considered detailing create a chair that feels balanced, poised, and confidently grounded. With its planted stance and beautifully resolved frame, the Dulwich Chair combines strength with understated sophistication. The sculpted backrest provides ergonomic support, making it well suited to long, relaxed dining occasions.

No assembly required.

Dimensions

Dulwich Chair
Height	750mm
Width	505mm
Depth	500mm
Seat Height	450mm
Weight	6.5 Kg

Materials and Contents

Solid oak or walnut frame
Top grain leather upholstered seat pad
Clear polyurethane lacquer

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Delivery

All UK orders come with free standard shipping. If you are ordering from outside the UK, please refer to our delivery page for further information.

In stock items will generally be shipped from our UK warehouse within 2-5 working days with a 1-2 day transit time.

If you order accessories or smaller furniture items these will be sent to you by our favoured courier service. For orders containing larger items, our friendly staff will be in contact after you place your order to arrange delivery and confirm access. Furniture not delivered by our white glove service will delivered to kerb-side by pallet.

If you have any questions about delivery, please get in touch with us via our contact page.

Please note: Access that requires additional planning may incur an additional cost.

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Designer

Matthew Hilton

Matthew Hilton furniture is built in the belief of creating furniture that people live with. His inspiration often comes from long-established furniture forms. He doesn’t believe in design movements, and he really doesn’t like the concept of design as a fashion.