Developed for indoor spaces through Activa Leisure, 2020.
A two-pack dining chair developed within the category-development program that brought an outdoor furniture business into indoor furniture for a national warehouse-club retailer. The cane-back dining chair had moved firmly into indoor retail by 2019–2020, though mostly in mid-century and French-bistro silhouettes with framed cane panels and turned legs. This concept took the same woven-cane language in a different direction: an armless, continuous-frame chair closer to the stackable forms of outdoor seating, bringing an outdoor-derived silhouette to an indoor material moment.
A black-finished wood frame draws one continuous line from leg to back, kept armless and open so the chair reads light and contemporary against the segment's heavier dining chairs. Handwoven cane fills both back and seat, carrying the weave top to bottom in a single material language. The stackable, tubular posture, drawn from outdoor seating experience, is what sets it apart from the bistro-style cane chairs already on indoor floors while keeping construction and cost disciplined for the channel.
The Umbria Dining Set reinterprets the cane-back trend through an outdoor-derived line, with woven texture on a clean, contemporary frame.