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Congo River Chair

R 2,850.00
The Congo River Chair combines a handcrafted SPF wood frame with comfortable upholstery for versatile dining or occasional seating.
FibreGuard Fabric: Approach Castor
Description & Specifications

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Fabric swatches are available through Home Fabrics. Contact a Lighouse representative to request swatches for your selected fabric.

Inspired by the Congo River

The Congo River Wooden Chair brings together bold character, natural warmth, and distinctive craftsmanship. Inspired by the untamed spirit of the Congo River, its strong silhouette and organic details make it a striking addition to the home. Use it as a dining chair paired with a Lighouse dining table, a statement accent chair, or as versatile occasional seating.

Handcrafted with Natural Wood

Each Congo River Chair is handcrafted in South Africa by skilled artisans using a strong Spruce wood frame. The natural character of the wood adds warmth and texture, while the sturdy construction provides lasting durability. Its flowing lines and carefully crafted details reflect the organic movement of the river that inspired its design.

A Distinctive Design for Your Space

With its bold silhouette, clean lines, and handcrafted details, the Congo River Chair brings depth and personality to an interior. Its versatile design works beautifully across dining rooms, living spaces, bedrooms, and other areas where a statement chair can add character.

Comfortable, Practical Upholstery

The Congo River Chair is available in two upholstery options: Proposition: Approach – 47 Castor and Suggestion – 23 Doe, both by Home Fabrics and featuring FibreGuard technology. These 100% recycled polyester fabrics offer stain resistance and a 25,000-rub rating, providing practical durability while maintaining a soft and comfortable finish.

Thoughtful Materials and Local Craftsmanship

The Congo River Chair reflects Lighouse's commitment to furniture that is created by nature and crafted by hand. Responsibly sourced materials and water-based finishes are carefully selected to create a piece that combines natural beauty, durability, and considered local craftsmanship.

Why Choose the Congo River Wooden Chair?

  • Handcrafted in South Africa
  • Strong Spruce wood frame
  • Bold, distinctive silhouette
  • Organic, river-inspired design
  • Available in two FibreGuard upholstery options
  • Made with 100% recycled polyester fabric
  • 25,000-rub rating for everyday durability
  • Suitable for dining, occasional, and accent seating
  • Finished with water-based finishes
Dimensions
620 mm H × 450 mm W × 500 mm D
Materials & Care

Wipe with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid direct sunlight and harsh chemicals. Treat upholstery with care using approved fabric cleaners only.

Delivery & Returns

Each Lighouse piece is carefully handcrafted to order. Please allow approximately 4–6 weeks for manufacturing, followed by 1–2 weeks for delivery.

Showroom Collection
Collection from your selected showroom is free of charge.

Delivery
Delivery is charged separately. We’ve included the most popular regions and delivery fees at checkout. If your area isn’t listed, please contact us for a delivery quote before placing your order. Deliveries to more distant locations may incur higher fees and may be scheduled less frequently.

Returns & Cancellations
As each piece is handcrafted to order, we encourage you to carefully review your order, measurements and specifications before placing it. Returns and cancellations are subject to our Terms & Conditions and applicable Consumer Protection Act requirements. Custom Order Goods are subject to specific exclusions.

For full details on returns, cancellations, refunds, delivery, inspections, natural variations in wood, and other terms relating to your order, please see our Terms & Conditions.

Need help measuring? Check our Furniture Measuring & Delivery Guide before you order.

Split your purchase with interest-free payments from R 473.33/m

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