Bok Dining Chair

The Bok Dining Chair from Ethnicraft, epitomizing the Denver Modern philosophy, offers heirloom-quality furniture designed to endure through generations. The iconic Bok Dining Chair is central to this collection, renowned for its sculptural elegance and contemporary craftsmanship. This piece exemplifies Denver Modern's commitment to sustainable, durable design, blending aesthetic grace with robust construction.

The use of premium materials ensures longevity, aligning with Denver Modern's emphasis on furniture that isn't just built for today but lasts a lifetime. The Bok Dining Chair, with its sleek lines and minimalist style, not only makes a visual statement but also upholds the standard of quality and durability in heirloom furniture. This collection represents a perfect harmony of beauty and endurance, making each piece a treasured part of any home's history.

Materials
The Bok Dining Chair offers a diverse selection of high-quality woods and finishes, catering to various tastes and styles. Crafted from sustainably sourced, FSC-certified woods, the options include brown-tainted solid teak with a sleek varnish finish, natural solid teak for a more organic look, brown-tainted oak also finished with varnish for a warm aesthetic, and black-tainted solid oak for a bold, modern appeal. Additionally, there's solid oak with a hardwax oil finish that beautifully highlights the wood's natural grain. Complementing these wood choices are luxurious upholstery options: rich cognac or sleek black leather, and sumptuous dark brown or elegant grey fabrics, each adding an extra layer of comfort and sophistication to this versatile chair.

Product Care
Wood: For routine dusting, employ a dry, soft cloth. If cleaning is needed, particularly after spills, gently wipe the surface with a damp cloth using mild, natural soap, ensuring to follow the grain's direction. Avoid soaps with detergents or harsh chemicals. Afterward, use a soft, clean cloth for drying to avoid water spots. We highly recommend using coasters, mousepads, or placemats to safeguard surfaces. This is crucial as intense, repeated use or exposure to heat can harm the finish. Regularly reposition items like flowerpots and vases. If any water or moisture accumulates, promptly dry it off to prevent stains or damage to the surface.

Fabrics: If pilling occurs on your fabric, don't worry. It's a common trait of upholstered fabrics, caused by loose fibers, and not a defect. To preserve fabric quality, keep it away from direct sunlight. For cleaning, lightly wipe with a clean cloth or soft brush; avoid rubbing to prevent damage. Vacuuming isn't recommended; if necessary, use a low suction with a soft upholstery attachment. Spills should be addressed immediately: blot with a clean, dry, white cloth without rubbing. For stains, gently dab from the outer edge to the center using a slightly damp white cloth, and avoid chemical cleaners to protect the fabric's integrity and appearance.

Leather: To prevent discoloration, avoid placing leather in direct sunlight. Regularly dust it with a clean, dry cloth to maintain its condition. For spills, quickly blot with a clean, dry, white cloth without rubbing. Treat stains by dabbing gently from the outside to the center with a slightly damp white cloth, avoiding chemicals or non-leather products. Allow the leather to dry naturally after cleaning, using a towel for gentle, even drying. Steer clear of hairdryers or direct heat, as they can dehydrate and damage the leather. Proper care ensures the leather's longevity and appearance.