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Dining chairs you can sit in for three hours

Curved hardwood frames, supportive lumbar, removable seat covers — engineered to outlive the table they sit around.

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Pair of walnut dining chairs with oatmeal linen seats in a sun-drenched dining room

Why these chairs

A chair is the only piece in the room you wear

A bad dining chair tells you within twenty minutes. Yottabit chairs are shaped to support the small of the back, with seat pans that slope a fractional 3° backwards and front rails relieved to remove pressure on the back of the thigh.

Solid walnut, white oak, ash, or stained meranti frames
Steam-bent backrest options for curved-back models
Hand-stretched linen, leather, velvet or performance fabric covers
Removable seat-pad covers as standard (cold-water washable)
Arm-chair / armless variants made on the same frame

Brief a chair commission

Specifications

The two standing dining chair models

Model	Curve-back (steam-bent) · Spindle-back (slim turned)
Seat width	46 cm · 48 cm · 52 cm (armchair variant)
Seat height	45 cm standard (43 cm – 47 cm available)
Backrest height	82 cm low · 92 cm tall
Wood	FSC walnut, white oak, ash, stained meranti
Upholstery	Linen, performance linen, leather, velvet, or COM
Starting price	RM 1,650 each (set of six)
Lead time	5 – 7 weeks for a set of six

Why bespoke

Chain-store dining chairs fail at the back leg

Production chairs are designed to ship flat. That means the rear leg, which takes most of the diagonal stress when you lean back, is joined with a single dowel and glue. By year three, it wobbles. By year five, it splits.

Our chairs use a triple-joint rear leg construction: mortise-and-tenon into the seat rail, a hidden hardwood corner block, and a steel reinforcement plate. The chair can be tipped onto its back legs by an adult man and it will not creak. We test every chair this way before it leaves the workshop.

Master cabinetmaker shaping a walnut chair frame in the Yottabit workshop

Bring us a dining table that needs better chairs

Send a photo of the table, your usual sitter count, and any reference photos. We'll come back with sketches.

Brief the atelier