Flinders Sling Teak Chair

The Flinders Sling Teak Chair: Effortless, Breezy, and Timelessly Cool

Meet the Flinders Sling Chair: where minimalist Scandinavian design intersects with relaxed, coastal ease. This chair is the epitome of understated sophistication, offering a lightweight, versatile, and incredibly comfortable seating solution that feels equally at home indoors and out.

• Material: Solid Teak frame with a durable fabric sling seat.

• Design: Lightweight, minimalist profile with mid-century modern influence.

• Durability: Naturally weather-resistant teak built for indoor and outdoor use.

• Comfort: Breathable, flexible sling seat that provides supportive comfort.

• Versatility: Perfect for dining sets, commercial use, or as accent furniture.

• Style: Complements coastal, Scandinavian, mid-century, and tropical decors.

The Flinders Sling Teak Chair isn’t just a place to sit—it’s an invitation to relax, unwind, and embrace a laid-back lifestyle. It’s the essence of casual cool, designed to last.

The Strength and Beauty of Teak:
Crafted from premium, sustainably sourced Solid Teak, the Flinders frame is a testament to enduring quality. Renowned for its natural resilience, teak possesses inherent oils that make it exceptionally resistant to rot, decay, and the elements. Its journey from a rich, honey-brown hue to a soft, silvery-grey patina over time only adds to its character, ensuring it grows more beautiful with age.

Defining Comfort: The Sling Seat:
The soul of the Flinders chair is its signature sling seat. Made from a high-performance, breathable fabric, the sling is tensioned perfectly to provide flexible, supportive, and forgiving comfort. It cradles you comfortably, promotes airflow on warm days, and is remarkably easy to maintain—simply wipe clean.

Clean, Mid-Century Modern Lines:
With its sleek, tapered legs and minimalist silhouette, the Flinders chair boasts a clean architectural profile. The absence of bulky elements creates a sense of visual lightness, making it perfect for smaller spaces or for creating an open, uncluttered aesthetic. It’s a masterclass in less-is-more design.