traditional jute weaving pattern. The acacia frame has a warm, honeyed grain that works with both mid-century and contemporary schemes, while the woven seat softens what could otherwise read as too minimal or stark. Best suited for entryways, bedroom ends, or as occasional seating in living rooms where you need something textural but not overly decorative. The jute will show wear in high-traffic spots, so think carefully about placement. Pairs nicely with linen upholstery and other natural materials—rattan, terracotta, unglazed ceramics.