Teddy Occasional Chair - White Cotton Upholstery with Whitewashed Wood Frame

The Teddy Occasional Chair pairs white teddy cotton upholstery with a whitewashed solid wood frame in a compact footprint measuring 67cm wide by 79cm deep. The seat and backrest are fully wrapped in a looped cotton fabric that mimics the texture of shearling or bouclé, while the exposed wooden arms and legs retain a visible grain under the whitewashed finish.

Designed as an accent seat rather than primary seating, the chair suits bedroom corners, bay windows, dressing areas and smaller living rooms where a traditional armchair footprint would be too large. The 83cm overall height places the backrest at mid-shoulder level when seated, offering support for reading or relaxing without blocking sightlines across the room. The arms curve gently inward, framing the seat without restricting entry or exit.

The teddy cotton upholstery is dense and textured, creating a soft surface that holds its shape under regular use. The whitewashed wood frame shows some natural grain variation depending on the section of timber used, so each chair has subtle tonal differences in the arms and legs. At 20kg the chair sits firmly on bare floors or rugs without needing additional weighting, and the four legs distribute the load evenly to avoid marking surfaces.

What is the seat height?

The specification does not list the seat height separately, but based on the 83cm total height and visible proportions in the image, the seat likely sits around 40-45cm from the floor, typical for an occasional chair. Contact us if you need the exact measurement confirmed before ordering.

Is the upholstery removable for cleaning?

No. The teddy cotton upholstery is fixed to the frame and cannot be removed. For cleaning, vacuum the fabric regularly with an upholstery attachment, and spot-clean marks with a barely-damp cloth and mild detergent. Avoid soaking the fabric or using harsh chemicals.

What rooms does this chair suit?

The 67cm width makes it suitable for bedrooms, dressing areas, bay windows, reading corners and smaller living rooms where a full-size armchair would overwhelm the space. The low-profile arms and compact depth allow it to fit into tighter corners without blocking circulation.

How is the wood finished?

The solid wood frame is whitewashed, which means a diluted white stain is applied to let the natural grain remain visible beneath. Each chair shows some tonal variation in the arms and legs depending on the section of timber used, giving a handcrafted appearance rather than a uniform factory finish.