Dimension: 18" L X 19" D X 36" H Old World elegance marries modern amenities in our Modern Simplicity Handcrafted Rustic Wood Dining Chair. This slat back dining chair returns to the basics with a clean and minimalist classic profile. Made of solid wood for stability, this handsomely styled dining chair is designed to endure the regular wear and tear of family mealtime. It features a contoured seat and a slatted backrest for maximum comfort with a modern touch. The neutral finish gives it a rustic charm that endears with a comfort geared towards today's lifestyle demands. Amass a complete set of these wooden dining chairs in your formal dining room or kitchen and invite guests and family to dine in relaxed style. This rustic dining chair is beautifully rendered in a beloved design with a contemporary attraction. The richly grained natural wood is highly attractive and brings an upscale aesthetic to the chair's timeless contour. Handcrafted in the old world artistry of woodworking, your dining room will benefit from a versatile chair that will hold its own regardless of how much action it sees. Bring the rustic look to your whole dining room by adding other pieces from the Modern Simplicity collection including our Square Dining Table and 8 Drawer Sideboard Buffet. Special Features: • 100% Handcrafted • Made of solid wood • Contoured seat • Slatted backrest • Part of the Modern Simplicity Collection Note: Real wood is a product of nature, and as such, no two pieces are alike. Variations in solid wood grain patterns are to be expected and make each furniture uniquely beautiful, just like us humans.

It’s fairly common for owners of older properties – especially houses those that are over 100 years old or more – to find original Victorian tiled flooring hidden underneath carpet. It can wait years for the tiles to be discovered, by which time they have amassed huge amounts of dirt and dust. Such was the case at this property in Bridlington, a Yorkshire town through which a stream known as the ‘Gypsey Race’ runs, before emptying in the North Sea at the Bridlington Harbour. Interestingly enough, folklore says that when the stream is flowing, bad fortune is at hand. The stream must not have been running on the day that we restored this Victorian hallway, as we managed to achieve some truly fantastic results!! The hallway had been severely dulled after going years without professional care. We set about giving it the thorough clean and fresh seal that I’d des partly needed. Here’s how we did it. Our first task was to remove any old, no longer effectual sealer. We did this by liberally applying a strong dilution of our alkaline-based Tile a Doctor Pro Clean, which doubles as a reliable cleaner and a stripper capable of stripping away old sealer. The product was worked into the tiles using a black stripping pad fitted to a 17″ rotary machine, and the process was repeated three times. I noticed that there was still some stubborn dirt and old sealer around the edges of the hallway, so I used some of our handheld diamond encrusted burnishing blocks to grind it away. To finish the cleaning process, we washed the floor with Tile Doctor pH Neutral Tile Cleaner, leaving it fresh and ready to be sealed once left to dry overnight. Upon our return to the property the next day, we ran some quick tests to check for any excess moisture (even a small amount could have damaged the performance of the new sealer). Once satisfied with the the condition of the floor, we proceeded to see it with an impregnating sealer, meaning a sealer that penetrates into the pores of the tile to fill them and therefore prevent trapped dirt and ingrained stains. Our impregnating sealer, Tile Doctor Colour Grow, has the added benefit of being colour intensifying, which really highlights the unique colourful patterns of the tiles. To give the floor a durable sheen finish, as requested by the customer, we also added a coat of Tile Doctor Seal and Go sealer. The result was a complete transformation of the condition and appearance of this great Victorian tiled hallway. Our customer is very pleased – the floor is now a complete asset to any property, and will now be easier to keep looking great in future. Ronnie Phipps East Yorkshire Tile Doctor