Almerique Dining Chair

Almerique Dining Chair

A fabric and ash wood dining chair for people who want guests to stay at the table long after the plates are cleared.

The chair measures 18.9 inches in length and 20.08 inches in width, a compact footprint that helps when you're fitting six chairs around a table or need a clear path to the kitchen. At 31.1 inches tall, the back rises high enough to support your upper back and shoulders, so leaning back after dinner feels relaxed rather than awkward.

The frame is ash, a hard, resilient wood that's light for its strength. That means the chair is easy to pull out with one hand but still feels steady when you lean back. The seat and back are upholstered in fabric, which is what makes a two-hour dinner comfortable instead of just a quick meal. It comes in green and white. Green brings color and personality to the room on its own; white blends into a lighter scheme and lets the table take the spotlight.

Fabric on a dining chair needs a little thought. Keep a fabric cleaner on hand and blot spills right away. If you have young kids or often serve red wine, green will be more forgiving than white.

Why It Works

• Compact 18.9" x 20.08" footprint lets you seat more people without blocking the walkway
• 31.1" tall back supports your upper back, so guests settle in comfortably
• Ash wood frame is light enough to move one-handed and sturdy under daily use
• Upholstered seat and back keep long dinners comfortable without extra cushions
• Green or white lets the chairs stand out as an accent or blend into the room

Ideal Placements

A dining room that's tight on space. If your table sits close to a wall or sideboard, the compact footprint gives you room to push back and stand up without bumping into anything.

An eat-in kitchen or breakfast nook. Slow weekend breakfasts are where the tall, supportive back really pays off.

A home office or bedroom desk. The upholstered seat is comfortable for working, and it looks like a dining chair, not an office chair, when the laptop is closed.

Styling Pairings

Ash is pale with a visible grain, so it pairs naturally with light oak, ash, or white-oak tables. Next to a dark walnut table, choose green so the color bridges the contrast between the woods. Both colors also look good with marble or stone tabletops.

For the room, try warm white or soft greige walls, a wool or sisal rug under the table, and linen curtains. The green chairs work beautifully with terracotta, cream, and unglazed ceramics, especially under brass or matte black pendant lights. White chairs look best with a little contrast nearby, such as a darker rug or deeper wall color.

Mixing is easy, too. Place four along the sides and add a bench or two different chairs at the ends. The compact size keeps a mixed setup looking intentional rather than crowded.

Vibe & Aesthetic

Scandinavian-leaning modern, with enough softness for warm contemporary and mid-century rooms. Pale ash, clean lines, and upholstery that keeps the look relaxed make it a good fit for homes filled with light, natural materials, and long meals with friends.