LeBlanc Dining Chair

Single-Piece Upholstered Shell

Back and seat are formed as one continuous shell, so there is no break where your spine meets the seat. A single stitch line traces the curve — the only seam on the entire face.

Concealed Frame Connection

Each leg meets the underside of the shell in a flush transition with no brackets, plates, or exposed screws. The hardware sits inside the frame, leaving a clean line from seat edge to floor.

Mitred Rear Brace

An open rectangular brace ties the back legs together, mitred at each corner so the grain runs continuous around the frame. It stiffens the base against racking without adding a stretcher underfoot.

Tapered Solid Legs

Each leg tapers toward the floor, thinning the silhouette while keeping the section strong at the top where load concentrates. A recessed metal glide protects hardwood and lets the chair slide cleanly under the table.