Geometric Chair With Back Rest Cushion

The GEOMETRIC CHAIR WITH BACK REST CUSHION is a dining-height seating unit constructed entirely from solid teak wood. Teak is a dense, close-grained hardwood native to tropical regions, containing natural oils that provide inherent resistance to moisture, decay, and insect damage. The exposed wooden frame displays the characteristic golden-brown hue and straight grain patterns typical of mature teak timber, which can be maintained with periodic oiling or allowed to weather naturally to a silvery-grey patina over time.

The physical dimensions of the chair measure 52.00 centimeters in width, 50.00 centimeters in depth, and 85.00 centimeters in total height. The seating surface sits at standard dining chair elevation, supported by four vertical legs that taper slightly toward the floor. These legs are joined by mortise and tenon joinery techniques, creating a rigid structural skeleton that distributes weight evenly across the footprint of 0.1100 cubic meters per unit.

The backrest design incorporates a geometric arrangement of wooden slats, intersecting at calculated angles to form structural bracing while providing lumbar support. This open-slat configuration reduces the overall weight of the chair and promotes air circulation against the sitter’s back. The upper rail of the backrest curves slightly to match the natural arc of the spine, ensuring contact points are evenly distributed across the solid teak members.

An upholstered cushion is integrated into the backrest assembly, secured via concealed fixings to the interior wooden framework. The cushion core consists of high-density polyurethane foam, chosen for its structural resilience and resistance to permanent indentation under repeated loading. The foam is enclosed in a durable fabric upholstery, sewn with reinforced seams to withstand friction against the wooden backing. The neutral color of the cushion contrasts with the warm tones of the surrounding teak wood frame, while maintaining a low-profile depth that preserves the clean lines of the geometric structure behind it.

The seat pan is flat and manufactured from solid teak planks, edge-glued to prevent warping or splitting across the 52.00-centimeter width. The edges of the seat are rounded with a small radius routing bit to eliminate sharp 90-degree corners, improving tactile comfort at the thighs. The junction points between the seat, legs, and backrest utilize internal wooden dowels and structural adhesives, visible only as flush-sanded plugs where fasteners are concealed.

Weighing within a standard range for solid hardwood furniture, the chair is designed for indoor residential or commercial hospitality environments. The base of each leg is fitted with a subtle protective glide to prevent scratching on hard flooring surfaces such as hardwood, tile, or polished concrete. Maintenance requirements are limited to dusting with a dry microfiber cloth and occasional cleaning of the upholstered backrest cushion using standard fabric-safe detergents. The combination of structural teak joinery, precise spatial dimensions, and integrated cushioning yields a functional seating artifact focused strictly on ergonomic geometry and material durability.