Brown Leather Seat & Arm Wraps
The leather reference covers two areas: the seat and the wraps at the arm ends. Keeping those parts under the same reference controls their color, surface texture and edge treatment across the chair.
Leather Dining Armchair with Wrapped Arms & a Wood Back
Brown leather covers the short arm ends and the separate padded seat. The wraps soften the front of each arm without enclosing the entire side of the chair. Open space remains between the arm structure, back and seat.
A dark curved wood panel forms the upper back. Its exposed face contrasts with the leather seat, while the gap below it leaves the lower back open. This is a wood-back chair, distinct from a fully upholstered barrel-back body.
Four tapered ash legs support the chair. Their smoked finish coordinates with the dark upper wood components. The ash leg specification and curved back panel have their own lines on the component schedule, including their finish treatments.

The leather reference covers two areas: the seat and the wraps at the arm ends. Keeping those parts under the same reference controls their color, surface texture and edge treatment across the chair.
The exposed legs carry a smoked finish over ash. Wood finish matching covers all four supports, including surfaces seen from behind the table. The leg finish is listed alongside the leather color.
The bare upper back is a prominent surface when chairs stand around a dining table. Its dark finish, panel edges and junctions with the arm structure are part of the furniture package. The back panel has its own material description, independent of the leg species.
| Chair configuration | Four-leg dining armchair with leather-wrapped arm ends and an exposed curved wood upper back |
|---|---|
| Material package | Brown leather seat and wrapped arm ends, dark curved wood back and smoked-finish ash legs; 560 × 560 × 780 mm overall layout. |
| Leather components | Brown leather seat and short arm-end wraps; exact leather reference kept with the order |
| Overall layout size | 560 × 560 × 780 mm; 56 × 56 × 78 cm |
| Legs | White ash with a smoked finish |
| Upper back | Curved wood forming panel with a dark finish; panel material specified on its own |
| Table interface | Outside width includes arms; actual arm and seat heights coordinated with table underside |
| Minimum order | Quoted per model at your project quantity. Where a factory model has a production minimum, the quotation states it; small quantities can ship with the rest of your project in one container. |
| Standards & certificates | Matched to the ordered model: tell us the standards or certificates your market or project requires, and we confirm in writing which documents are available for this configuration before you order. |
The selected room layout uses a 560 mm width and depth, with 780 mm overall height. The width includes the arm structure. The complete chair envelope belongs on the dining plan, alongside the actual table leg positions.
The wrapped arms sit beside the seated position and can meet a low table apron before the seat moves underneath it. The table underside, chair arm height and intended tuck-in position establish that interface.
The open sides do not remove the width of the arm ends. Seating positions also need space for a person to move the chair back and leave the table. Room dimensions, table supports and the planned number of places establish those gaps.
Our chair line identifies the wood back, arm structure, leather seat, wrapped arm ends and four ash legs. Tables, rugs and other room furnishings are separate pieces. Quantities and room marks identify each chair in a larger furniture order.
The material package records one leather reference for the seat and arm ends, together with the leg and back finishes. Leather texture, edge treatment and wood finishing affect that package without changing the basic chair body.
The chair schedule carries room quantities and the selected dining-table interface. Repeated units use the same material references. Any requested change to arm geometry or the outside size belongs on the chair drawing, kept clear of the finish selection.
The curved back, wrapped arm ends and exposed legs each need protection during transport. Packing, freight and local receiving are separate quotation items. The agreed delivery format sets the packed size and handling route.
The brown leather covers the seat and the short wrapped ends of both arms. The curved upper back stays exposed wood. The chair does not have a fully upholstered back shell.
The leg specification is white ash with a smoked finish. The back is a separate curved wood forming panel. Its own material and surface description stays on the order alongside the ash leg finish.
The room layout uses a 560 × 560 mm outside envelope and a 780 mm overall height. That width includes the arms. Add the table layout and movement space around the outside of the chair.
The pairing needs the actual arm height and the underside or apron of the chosen table. A 780 mm overall chair height describes the back, so it cannot be used as the arm clearance dimension.
One leather reference covers the seat and arm wraps. The leg and upper wood finishes are recorded as two surfaces of their own. Those references accompany the chair quantity and room marks.
The chair assembly, leather-covered parts, wood components and finishing form the furniture line. Packing and transportation are itemized for the destination. Tables and any agreed local receiving or placement have their own quote lines.
