Is the Baden chair comfortable for long dinners?

The seat is padded and leather-covered, but the back is low and there are no arms. It is fine for a meal; for hours of lingering, a higher-backed chair will support you better.

How does it compare with the Four Hands Ashford or other leather dining chairs?

The Baden is the armless, low-back option with a floating seat and leather wrap detailing. Higher-backed leather chairs give more support but read heavier in a room.

What is top-grain leather and how does it wear?

Top-grain is the upper layer of the hide, sanded lightly and finished. It is durable and softens with use, and the tobacco tone will darken and show a patina over time.

Does the leather need special care?

Wipe spills promptly with a damp cloth and keep the chair out of direct sun. Condition the leather occasionally with a leather cream; avoid harsh cleaners and solvents.

How many chairs come in one order?

The Baden is sold as a single dining chair. Order the number you need for your table.

Will it fit under a standard dining table?

It is an armless dining chair built to standard dining height, so it should slide under most tables. Check your table's apron height and your floor-to-table clearance before ordering.