Karin Dining chair

Karin is made for standard dining tables 72-76 cm high and slides fully under the table between meals. Allow about 60 cm of table width per chair, so a 180 cm table seats six.

Yes. Karin's seat is sculpted from two oak pieces with a gentle incline toward the centre, shaped to follow how you naturally sit. Prefer armrests for longer dinners? Look at the Erik.

Yes. We do not offer a re-covering service, but seats can be bought separately: solid oak in the same finish as the frame, or a bouclé seat upholstered over a plywood core. Both use the same sculpted two-piece shape, so the seat type can also be changed later.

Wipe it with a damp cloth and mild soap. The matte lacquer seals the wood, so no oiling is needed; just avoid standing water and direct heat sources.

No. Oak chairs sit comfortably against painted, stone and darker wood tables, and a contrasting chair often looks more considered than a matched set. Karin comes in Oak, Dark Oak and Black Oak, so you can echo the table or deliberately break from it.

Yes. Order wood samples of all three finishes, Oak, Dark Oak and Black Oak, or a test chair with free returns, and compare them in your own light at home.

In our own factory in Malmö, Sweden, where A-grade FSC-certified German oak is cut, shaped, lacquered and assembled under one roof. Every seat is rated for a maximum load of 200 kg (440 lbs), covered by a 10-year warranty and inspected by hand before it ships.