Solid Bamboo Skylar Arm Chair, Black Walnut by Greenington (GSY001BL-F)

28.5"W x 34.75"D x 28"H

Open-Frame Sculptural Armchair

The frame is visible, bamboo curves you can see through parts of the chair, not hidden under cushioning. Black Walnut stain reads dark against Forest green upholstery, creating deep tonal contrast. The chair reads saturated in daylight. At lamptime, the dark frame and fabric merge into shadow, and the chair's silhouette, those open curves, becomes the read instead. The openness of the frame is what makes 48.5 pounds feel light. A fully upholstered chair of the same size would anchor the room; this one doesn't.

The cushioning is a specific recipe: high-resilience medium-density polyurethane foam topped with a soft layer of down. Down alone collapses into a slouch. Foam alone stays rigid. Together, they offer sink-in comfort that rebounds when you stand. No flame retardant chemical treatment. Owners with chemical sensitivity care about that detail. Ships fully assembled.

Where the Open Frame Reads

Forest green is not a neutral; it commits the room to a palette. Pair it with warm wood tones and natural fabrics, or play the saturation against pale walls and let it be the hero. The sculptural frame means this chair works as a solo accent, not as a pair. One Skylar in the right corner transforms a room's proportions.

The chair reads as sculptural seating, where the frame's geometry becomes the visual story. The design statement is about open architecture and the interplay of light through negative space.

Frame & Upholstery

• Solid bamboo frame, Black Walnut stain; open architectural silhouette
• 100% polyester performance fabric, stain-resistant Forest finish
• High-resilience foam with down layer, sits 17 inches high
• No flame retardant chemicals

Design & Material Details

• Moso bamboo contains no MDF, plywood, or particle board
• Rapid renewable material from sustainable forests
• Open frame reduces visual weight despite substantial cushioning
• Tonal contrast with dark frame creates depth in daylight