Daifuku Dining Chair Moe's BC-1128-20

Inspired by the softness and symbolism of Japanese mochi, a traditional fluffy rice cake whose name translates as good luck, the Daifuku dining bench features rounded edges that create an illusion of gentle softness while bringing comfort to reality.

Exquisite craftsmanship meets the appeal of Japanese tradition as joinery details underscore the bench's solid white ash construction, perfectly balancing strength and grace.

• Solid ash frame with ash veneer and plywood seat.
• Constructed from ash wood certified by the National Hardwood Lumber Association (NHLA), which lobbies for forest management and works to strengthen the status of the entire North American lumber industry.
• The product is made from kiln-dried ash wood. Solid woods react dynamically to their environment and can swell and crack with changes in humidity and temperature, the kiln-drying process prevents the wood from warping or developing small cracks over time, resulting in highly durable furniture.
• Kiln-dried wood does not require aggressive chemical treatments, as the heat effectively sanitizes it.