Vintage wooden bistro chair revisited

Cross of wood, cross of iron, if I lie, I'm going to hell! Who has never heard this expression in the playground as a child? To revive it, here is a series of seven revisited bistro chairs, whose originality lies in the cross-shaped assembly of their base. Seven chairs like small paintings illustrating the seven deadly sins. Seven different colors, which, arranged together or separately, will bring originality and cheerfulness to your kitchen or dining room table. The deadly sin represented by this scene is greed. The chair has been completely sanded and then renovated. The back and seat have been painted in a red squirrel tone from Resource and protected with a satin varnish. The light beech, magnificently revealed by sanding, has been highlighted by a colorless protective oil with a matte finish. The refined shape of the seat and the delicately curved backrest, as well as the raw appearance of the wood, make this chair a timeless and eternally designer piece, which will resist all the temptations of fashion. Please note that despite all the care taken in the renovation, this object retains signs of use in accordance with its age and use. Seat height: 45.5 cm. Other colors are available in the shop.