TulaUpholstered Dining Chair with Armrests
Current price
229 €
VAT inclusivePlus delivery

Overall dimensions: W 61 cm, H 80 cm, D 63 cm
Seat dimensions: W 49 cm, H 47 cm, D 43 cm
Armrests: H 72 cm
Legs: H 39 cm
Maximum load capacity: 120 kg
Packaging Size
Package 1: W 56 cm, H 49 cm, D 61 cm; 11 kg
Details
Meet the TULA Dining Chair, our first chair created using a custom mould. Inspired by the elegant curves of the tulip, its sculptural silhouette brings a contemporary touch to the dining space. Choose from four versions: classic plastic with sleek metal legs, warm wooden legs for a more natural look, or upholstered options for added comfort. Versatile and effortlessly stylish, TULA brings a sophisticated finish to any dining area.
Made from natural materials - each piece is unique and may vary slightly from the images
Colour
Upholstery: caramel
Legs: dark wood
Material
Upholstery: 100% polyester
Tested to 25.000 cycles on the Martindale scale, the fabric offers outstanding resistance to wear - perfect for everyday use.
Padding: foam
Density: 48 kg/m³
Legs: ash wood
Frame: iron, polypropylene
This product is made from FSC® certified wood.
Instructions
The cover is not removable.
The product is delivered flat packed to save space - after mounting the legs it can be used immediately.
Product number
DEQ26WES11995-427862
This product is made from sustainably sourced wood that is FSC® certified (FSC® N003477). The Forest Stewardship Council (FSC®) ensures economically viable, socially and environmentally sustainable management of the world's forests. The FSC seal guarantees that wood products come from responsibly managed forests or other responsible sources that uphold community rights and protect ecosystems.
This product information is provided by the supplier. For further details, please visit: www.westwing.com/sustainability/certifications
Flexible Returns
Enjoy easy returns within 30 days of delivery. Returns are easy with convenient drop-off at your nearest parcel shop, making the process smooth and effortless.







