Named after the Japanese word for 'generous,' the Hiro Dining Chair embodies understated elegance and inviting comfort. Its sculptural three-legged design is inspired by minimalist art, transforming the chair into a striking spatial object with harmonious proportions and a pure, considered silhouette. A cylindrical backrest doubles as a discreet handle, encouraging fluid movement and adaptability in everyday settings. The composition celebrates clarity of design meeting the warmth of craftsmanship - in a single, generous gesture. The matte black powder-coated steel frame offers a smooth, refined surface with lasting resistance to wear and fading. Paired with this structure is Peat wool velvet - a deep smoky brown touched with dark grey and earthy undertones - whose dense pile catches the light softly, adding quiet depth and tactile richness. Together, black frame and Peat velvet create a timeless interplay of shadow and earth: sophisticated, textured, and quietly atmospheric. Perfect around a dining table, at the head of a meeting space, or as a standalone accent in an entryway, the Hiro Dining Chair brings sculptural presence and quiet luxury to any setting.
W55 x L42 x H76 cm
High Polished Stainless Steel & Velvet
This piece combines the mirror like brilliance of high polished stainless steel with the soft, luxurious texture of velvet. Each material requires thoughtful care to preserve its distinctive character. For high polished stainless steel, clean with a soft, damp cloth and mild soap when necessary, then dry immediately to avoid streaks or water marks. Occasional polishing with a clean, dry cloth will help maintain its reflective finish. Avoid abrasive pads, rough sponges, or aggressive cleaners, as these can scratch the surface and reduce its clarity. Harsh chemicals such as bleach or ammonia should never be used. For velvet upholstery, gently vacuum the surface with a soft brush attachment on a low setting to remove dust and maintain the fabric?s softness. If spills occur, blot immediately with a clean, dry cloth. Avoid rubbing, as this can push liquid deeper into the fibers and disturb the pile. Minor marks can be treated with a slightly damp cloth, and the velvet can be lightly brushed in the direction of the nap to restore its smooth texture. Keep velvet away from prolonged direct sunlight to prevent fading, and avoid excessive moisture. Pressure marks may be softened by lightly steaming the fabric from a distance and gently brushing the fibers back into place once dry. For deeper cleaning or persistent stains, professional upholstery cleaning is recommended. With attentive care, the combination of stainless steel?s crisp brilliance and velvet?s tactile depth will retain its elegance, comfort, and individuality for many years.
