Desk Chair With Grey Paper Loom, More Straight Back With Cushion

The Desk Chair with Grey Paper Loom, More Straight Back with Cushion is a functional seating unit designed for office desks, study tables, and dedicated workspaces. Measuring 56.00 cm in width, 85.00 cm in height, and 52.00 cm in depth, this chair occupies a total volume of 0.2400 cubic meters. Its physical footprint makes it suitable for standard desk configurations without overcrowding legroom or obstructing surrounding furniture placement.

The primary structural framework is constructed from solid teak wood. Teak is a dense, hard wood known for its natural oil content, which contributes to its resistance against moisture, decay, and warping. The wooden components are shaped to form a rigid skeleton that supports daily sitting loads. The backrest features a more upright, straight geometry compared to lounge seating, positioning the user in an upright posture oriented toward task execution. This vertical alignment provides continuous support along the lumbar and thoracic regions during extended periods of sitting at a desk.

The backrest and seat frame integrate a hand-woven grey paper loom material. Paper loom consists of twisted paper fiber cords wrapped around a wire core for tensile strength, then woven into a tight, consistent mesh pattern. This woven surface offers a slight amount of give under weight while maintaining structural integrity. The grey coloration of the paper loom is neutral, matching the natural grain variations of the exposed teak frame.

A fitted cushion sits directly on the woven seat base, providing a soft upper layer of padding over the rigid frame and woven textile. The cushion is upholstered in a fabric that complements the grey tone of the paper loom and the warm brown hues of the teak wood. It is removable for maintenance and cleaning purposes. The combined thickness of the cushion and the underlying paper loom distributes body weight evenly across the seating surface, reducing pressure points during long working sessions.

The joinery utilized throughout the teak frame relies on traditional woodworking joints, secured with internal fasteners and adhesives to prevent loosening under repeated movement. The legs are positioned directly beneath the seat corners to maximize stability and weight distribution to the floor. Teak surfaces are sanded smooth to the touch, leaving the natural grain visible while removing rough splinters or uneven spots.

Weighing within standard limits for solid wood furniture, the chair can be moved across different flooring surfaces manually. The base of the legs comes without casters, keeping the chair stationary during use to prevent unintended sliding on hard floors or carpets. The combination of solid teak, woven grey paper loom, and the upholstered cushion results in a neutral, material-focused aesthetic that fits various interior setups, including home offices, study rooms, and commercial workspaces. Maintenance involves regular dusting of the teak frame with a dry cloth and occasional vacuuming of the paper loom and cushion surfaces to remove particulate debris.