Oak&More
Charcoal Grey Kendal Chairs
£400
+ additional colours and finishes available at Oak&More
Price History
Description
Kendal Cream Painted Dining Chairs with Oak Seat Pad feature cream painted solid hardwood frames and comfortable oak seats.
Our Stylist Says
I’d reach for the grey Kendals in spaces that need a neutral, hard-wearing seat - they work equally well in a pared-back Scandi kitchen or a more traditional dining room. The charcoal-toned upholstery hides everyday wear, while the simple ladder-back frame keeps things feeling light. For a pulled-together look, pair them with a solid timber table and layer on muted linen cushions or a woollen throw in soft ochre or deep teal. They’re easy to move around for extra guests, and their clean lines mean they’ll slot straight into most colour schemes without overwhelming the room.
Evan Carter
Flitch Interior Stylist
Dimensions
Dimensions can be found on Oak&More's website here
About Oak&More
Sustainability at the Core
Priding themselves on furniture that combines durability and design, they've always ensured that the wood they use is sourced ethically. Every piece of furniture here is crafted from timber that's not just high in quality but also responsibly sourced.
Adhering strictly to UK and EU timber regulations, the brand ensures that every piece they sell meets the highest environmental standards.
A Rich History and Heritage
Oak&More started with a simple belief every home deserves designer-quality furniture without the hefty price tag.
Their customer-centric approach is evident in every aspect of the business - from the two-man, white-glove delivery service to their friendly sales team ready to answer queries.
Supporting a Noble Cause
Their commitment isn't limited to just furniture. Oak&More has joined hands with NSPCC, a leading children's charity working relentlessly to prevent child abuse in the UK and the Channel Islands.
By partnering with NSPCC, they're contributing to a brighter future where children can grow up without fear. Their support goes beyond just donations; it's about being part of a movement that believes in making a difference and ensuring that every child gets the childhood they deserve.
