Herman Wood Dining Chair
The Herman Dining Chair – Wood Frame mixes a modern, contemporary aesthetic with simple functionality. Made entirely with FSC™-certified wood, the Herman Chair is crafted from a frame of solid, painted ash with a seat and backrest of painted ash veneer. The broad, curved backrest provides plenty of back support and can also be used to rest your arms, while the chair’s timeless expression is sure to fit into any home setting. Designed in collaboration with the Danish design studio, Herman Studio, the Herman family includes a collection of seating furniture that is defined by elegant, modern lines and functional aesthetics.
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Herman Wood Dining Chair
The Herman Dining Chair – Wood Frame mixes a modern, contemporary aesthetic with simple functionality. Made entirely with FSC™-certified wood, the Herman Chair is crafted from a frame of solid, painted ash with a seat and backrest of painted ash veneer. The broad, curved backrest provides plenty of back support and can also be used to rest your arms, while the chair’s timeless expression is sure to fit into any home setting. Designed in collaboration with the Danish design studio, Herman Studio, the Herman family includes a collection of seating furniture that is defined by elegant, modern lines and functional aesthetics.
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The Herman Dining Chair – Wood Frame mixes a modern, contemporary aesthetic with simple functionality. Made entirely with FSC™-certified wood, the Herman Chair is crafted from a frame of solid, painted ash with a seat and backrest of painted ash veneer. The broad, curved backrest provides plenty of back support and can also be used to rest your arms, while the chair’s timeless expression is sure to fit into any home setting. Designed in collaboration with the Danish design studio, Herman Studio, the Herman family includes a collection of seating furniture that is defined by elegant, modern lines and functional aesthetics.
