Real Good Collection

Real Good Chair - Copper

Sale price $340 Regular price $425
20% off
Details
  • Copper-plated steel seat, back, and legs
  • Plastic glides on feet to protect surfaces
  • Assembly required
  • Re-tighten hardware periodically
Dimensions
Overall
19"w 19"d 33"h
48cm w 48cm d 84cm h
Seat
19"w 16"d 18"h
48cm w 41cm d 46cm h
Back
10"w 3"d 15"h
25cm w 8cm d 38cm h
Leg
17"h
43cm h
Weight
15 lbs
6.8 kg
A dimensional drawing of the Real Good Chair - Copper
A dimensional drawing of the Real Good Chair - Copper
Assembly + Care
  • Clean with a soft cloth or
    sponge using warm water
    and a mild detergent, such
    as dish soap.
  • Wipe dry with a soft cloth.
Shipping + Returns
This item ships via FedEx. The final delivery options are determined in checkout based on your cart's contents and ship-to address. If you aren’t happy with your purchase, notify us within 30 days of receipt and we will take it back for a refund of the returning item(s) minus a 10% return fee.

Pairs well with:

Strut 56" Dining Table Sale price $1,035.97 Regular price $1,294.97
Cusp Large Bowl Sale price $280 Regular price $350

Ages gracefully. Now available in a copper-plated finish that is intended to patina naturally with handling and age for a unique look. The Real Good Chair ships flat and folds along laser-cut lines to create a dynamic and comfortable chair. As skinny as a supermodel yet far more sturdy. Pair with the Real Good Pad for bonus comfort.

Real Good Chair - Copper

Real Good Chair - Copper

Sale price $340 Regular price $425
20% off
Sale price $340 Regular price $425
20% off

Pairs well with:

Strut 56" Dining Table Sale price $1,035.97 Regular price $1,294.97
Cusp Large Bowl Sale price $280 Regular price $350

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Design Process
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Before you see anything from us, we’ve already seen it a hundred times. We’ve sketched it, discussed it (endlessly) and built prototypes to test its scale, proportion, feel—every inch of it.
Design Process