Prichi Armchair for dining room

Design

The Prichi Armchair brings the relaxed poise of a classic English living room to the open air. Its profile is clean and welcoming, with an easy confidence at the table. Subtle texture does the talking: teak elements meet interwoven rope detailing, creating gentle shadow and pattern without fuss. Nothing feels forced. It’s a dining chair that looks composed from every angle, and it sits beautifully in a mixed setting of wood, stone, or greenery.

At roughly 23 inches wide and 20.5 inches deep, the scale suits outdoor dining without crowding the scene. Overall height is about 31.5 inches, so conversation stays effortless and posture stays natural.

Materials & Build

Talenti leans on proven materials here. The frame is natural teak—chosen for strength, stability, and how well it lives outside. Teak boards pair with rope work to give the chair its signature rhythm of lines. The cushion is fabric clad in a versatile Concha Grey that plays well with cool stone and warm timber alike.

Teak is the point of difference. It handles weather with composure and settles into a quiet patina over time. Joints stay discreet; surfaces feel honest to the material. It’s a straightforward build, well resolved, and it shows.

Comfort

Seat height lands at about 19 inches, a sweet spot for long meals. Armrests rise to roughly 26.4 inches, offering support without boxing in the movement of plates and glasses. The cushion is slim—close to 2 inches—so the sit feels grounded, not squishy. Back support comes from the gentle give of the rope pattern paired with the steadiness of teak.

The result is calm, balanced comfort. Guests linger. Courses stretch. And that’s exactly the point.

Placement & Lifestyle

This is an outdoor dining chair first, and it thrives on a terrace, by the pool, or under a pergola. The natural teak and Concha Grey palette slips into contemporary and coastal settings just as easily as more traditional gardens. When space needs to flex, the chair stacks. A fitted cover is available for off-season protection.

At around 22 pounds, it moves when needed but feels anchored in a breeze. Packed efficiently—often four to a carton—it’s ready for projects that require multiples without overcomplicating logistics.

Longevity

The appeal of the Prichi Armchair is not a moment; it’s a progression. Teak ages, the tone softens, and the chair gains character without losing integrity. Weather resistance is built into the material choice, not added on. With simple care, it becomes a fixture of the dining ritual year after year.

For those who value quiet detail and solid craft, Talenti’s Prichi strikes the right note. It’s a considered piece that works hard at the table and looks composed between gatherings—precisely what an outdoor dining chair should do.