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Camaret Dining Chair - Wild Oats Wide Herringbone

Name: Camaret Dining Chair - Wild Oats Wide Herringbone
Brand: OKA
SKU: A15052-2-11-1578-10
Price: 495 GBP
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Camaret Dining Chair - Wild Oats Wide Herringbone

£495

Modelled on antique French furniture, this dining chair features a high back and lightly textured solid-oak legs. Hand-upholstered in a timeless natural-coloured herringbone linen, the padded seat and narrow silhouette of the Cameret combine to make an elegant and comfortable chair that's well-suited to sociable, relaxed dining.

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Perfect for:

Dining Room

Living Room

Kitchen

What makes this unique

rectangular back
tapered square legs
freestanding
herringbone fabric
weathered oak
slim
fluted legs
curved backrest

Dimensions

48 × 56 × 99cm

width × depth × height

Product Specifications

LinenOak

Wild Oats Wide Herringbone

TraditionalFrenchContemporaryClassic

Perfect for

Dining RoomLiving RoomKitchen

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Price

£495

Felix Insights

Interior Design Perspective

The Camaret is a rare find for dining spaces that value understated French elegance without feeling precious or fussy.

Its solid oak frame and hand-upholstered natural linen herringbone create a lived-in warmth—this reads as intentional restraint rather than compromise. The high back and padded seat strike a genuine comfort-to-formality balance, making it equally at home pulled up to a rustic farmhouse table or a more contemporary dining setup. Works beautifully in rooms where you're mixing periods and textures. Fair warning: linen will develop a natural patina and requires occasional gentle brushing to maintain the herringbone texture's crispness.

— Felix

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Oka

Founded in 1999 by Sue Jones and Lucinda Waterhouse, Oka brings globally-inspired luxury home furnishings to discerning customers. Drawing from Asian and European influences, the...

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