Details
Drawing from the best of contemporary design, the Burton dining chair features a rounded backrest and foam cushioning for full luxurious support. A sturdy iron frame and easy-to-clean upholstery are the finishing touches on this high-class seat. Whether it’s a black-tie affair or a simple meal between friends, the Burton will be a tempting addition to any dinner party.
- High performing, easy-to-clean vegan leather upholstery
- A curved silhouette with foam cushioning
- Upholstered, tapered legs
Dimensions: 33.0in H X 21.0in D X 18.5in W
Material: Upholstery: 100% Polyurethane
Dimensions
Leather Care
Stash Home Care Guide
Leather is a living material that grows more beautiful with age. Slight differences in tone and grain from one hide to the next are part of its character, and with a little routine attention your piece will develop a rich patina over the years.
Routine Care
- Wipe down the surface once a week or so with a soft, dry cloth to keep dust from settling into the grain.
- Fine surface scuffs on most leathers can be smoothed away by gently rubbing with your fingertip or buffing with a soft chamois.
Spills and Spot Cleaning
- Press a clean white cloth onto spills right away to absorb the liquid. Do not scrub.
- If a mark remains, follow with a lightly dampened cloth. For anything more stubborn, mix a small amount of gentle soap into warm water and test it on a hidden spot before treating the visible area.
- Wipe away any remaining moisture with a dry cloth and let the leather dry naturally.
What to Avoid
- Skip household polishes, waxes, saddle soaps and all-purpose cleaners. These products can strip or discolor the finish.
- Keep leather furniture out of direct sun and away from radiators, vents and fireplaces. Prolonged heat and UV exposure dry out the hide and fade its color.
- Never soak leather or use harsh solvents on it.
Long-Term Maintenance
- We recommend conditioning protected leathers once or twice a year with a quality leather conditioner, always tested first in an inconspicuous area. Suede and specialty finishes should be left untreated.
- For deep stains, set-in marks or an overall refresh, we suggest calling in a professional leather care specialist rather than experimenting at home.