In 1950 the chair DSW introduced changed what a dining seat could be: one continuous moulded shell, shaped to the body, on four beech dowels with steel bracing. No joints to loosen, no upholstery to tire — just form doing the work of padding. Seventy-five years later it remains the default modern dining chair, and this collection holds it in three UV-coated colours: the bestselling [white DSW chair → #], the graphic [black DSW edition → #], and the accent-ready [blue DSW edition → #].
Why Homes Keep Choosing the Shell
The DSW earns its place at real tables: the shell wipes clean after every meal, the 44 cm seat height fits standard tables exactly, and assembly is four screws per chair. It flatters every table wood, works in sets or mixed colours, and — because the shape carries the comfort — never sags, pills or needs recovering. It is the low-maintenance end of our wider dining chairs range
Where the DSW Ends and Its Siblings Begin
Choose the DSW for everyday dining, family kitchens and mixed-colour tables. If your table is round and knee room is tight, the pedestal-based Tulip dining chair collection frees the floor entirely; and for the long-dinner seats at the heads of the table, the dining arm chair collection adds armrests in the same modern language.