Transformer Chairs 4.0

American Walnut

A well-loved classic, American Walnut is a timeless finish that stays in style decade after decade. Its mid century modern guise, rich natural wood grain, and warm tone makes any dining space feel like home. If you’re looking for your next family heirloom to create memories around with your loved ones, this fits the bill.

Smoked Hickory

Elegant and chic, Smoked Hickory is a dream for the contemporary family. With a deep charcoal hue and smooth flowy wood grain, this finish stands out as a focal point in lighter spaces. Its sleek low maintenance look emanates a sense of luxury and boldness to complement any interior design style.

Canadian Birch

Our Canadian Birch furniture is the perfect blank canvas to customize your decor and style with ultimate freedom. This off-white finish adapts effortlessly to any space with peaceful ease and inherent minimalism. Reminiscent of nature’s imperfect perfection, the texture this finish features has a farmhouse feel and adds depth to your dining room.

Aged Elm

Modern and trendier than ever, yet proving to be becoming classic in its own right, Aged Elm exemplifies twenty-first century style and bleeds innovation into your everyday dining space. Its natural texture adds depth against other decor and its muted grey colour is versatile enough to adapt to any interior design.

Scandinavian Oak

With a natural look and feel, our Scandinavian Oak furniture oozes a serene atmosphere into your dining room. With its light finish, it has the ability to bring softness and brightness into any space. The solid wood grain flows through the design seamlessly, exuding a sense of zen into your ever-changing lifestyle.

Brazilian Sequoia

A deep and rich brown colour, Brazilian Sequoia was inspired by taking pleasure in the finer things in life, from the hug you feel from a cup of espresso beans to the vibrance of a warming plate of spices. The natural wood grain and dark finish pays homage to the wisdom contained in the bark that has been maturing for millenia in tree species around the world.