
Tamarind Dining Chair
Handmade in Chiang Mai, Thailand | 100% Reclaimed Old Teak
The Tamarind Chair is a beautiful example of Tropical Japandi design, blending an iconic mid-century silhouette with the organic warmth of Northern Thai teak. Its most striking feature is the seamless, curved backrest that doubles as integrated armrests, providing ergonomic support while maintaining a light, open profile. The contrast between the natural teak grain and the sleek black seat cushion creates a refined, modern aesthetic that elevates any dining or workspace.
Different seat colours available.
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Material: 100% Reclaimed Old Teak
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Delivery: Includes "Room-of-Choice" service and packaging removal.
Material
100% Reclaimed Old Teak. We exclusively use aged teakwood salvaged from old
structures. Unlike "young" teak, reclaimed wood is naturally seasoned, incredibly
durable, and features a rich, deep patina that only time can create.
Handmade Note
Each piece is individually crafted by skilled artisans in Northern Thailand whose workshops hold generations of woodworking experience.
Because our furniture is handmade from reclaimed old teak, please note the following:
- Sizing: Please allow for a 3–5mm sizing tolerance.
- Natural Variation: No two pieces are identical; variations in wood grain and joinery are a celebration of their organic origin.
- Color & Finish: We strive to match your selected shade as closely as possible. However, the natural density and aged patina of reclaimed teak can cause slight variations in the final shade, making every piece truly one-of-a-kind.
Organic Movement
Wood is a living material that "breathes." Depending on the humidity in your home, you may notice slight movement in the timber. This is a natural characteristic of high-quality teak and is not a defect.
Delivery & Assembly
Includes our Room-of-Choice service (inside delivery and packaging removal). This item arrives fully assembled and ready for use.
Natural Features
Any cracks, knots, holes, or splits present at the time of purchase, or that develop afterward, are natural features of true solid wood. These are not imperfections but are accepted characteristics of authentic craftsmanship.
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