The RENE armchair by Nova Nook combines a natural-finish ash wood frame, a Viennese rattan cane back and a seat upholstered in light beige fabric. Straight armrests and angled legs give the frame a distinct geometric outline. This is the natural/beige version, with upholstery on the seat rather than on the open woven backrest.
Check the fit beneath your table
The chair measures 78.5 cm high, 51.7 cm wide and 54.1 cm deep overall. Its seat is 49.2 cm above the floor and has a depth of 45 cm. When planning a dining space, distinguish the seat depth from the overall depth: the latter describes the complete frame and is the measurement to compare with the room available for the furniture.
The armrests are 62.2 cm above the floor. If you want to push the chair under a table, compare this height with the clearance beneath the tabletop, including any apron. Tabletop height alone does not establish whether the arms will fit underneath. The 51.7 cm overall width is also worth checking against the distance between table legs, particularly when arranging several chairs side by side.
Cane detailing with a fabric-covered seat
Visible wood grain forms part of the frame's appearance. A regular cane pattern fills the rectangular backrest, while the beige fabric separates the seat visually from the surrounding wood. The manufacturer notes that natural material characteristics are retained. Grain patterns and colour tones can therefore vary between individual chairs, so the photographs should not be read as a promise of an identical finish on every piece.
A geometric accent for dining and living spaces
The light wood, rattan and angular supports work with Scandinavian interiors and retro-inspired settings. RENE can sit at a dining or kitchen table or provide an additional seat in a living room. Allow room to pull the chair back when planning its position: the stated dimensions describe the chair itself, not the extra space needed to sit down.
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