Flow Dining Armchair

Design

The Flow Dining Armchair brings a clean, contemporary profile to the table. Drawn by Ludovica + Roberto Palomba, its silhouette is quiet and confident, with arms set at an easy height and lines that read light without feeling slight. It sits comfortably alongside the collection’s dining tables, so the setting feels cohesive rather than coordinated. The look is modern but relaxed, made for everyday gatherings that still deserve a considered chair.

Proportion is thoughtfully tuned. Overall size comes in at 21.3 in wide by 21.7 in deep by 32.3 in high, with armrests at 26.8 in and a seat height of 18.5 in. The stance supports good posture around the table, then settles back once the plates clear.

Materials & Build

A mix of aluminum and wood gives the chair its balanced character. The frame pairs sculpted teak or palissandro accents with a resilient aluminum structure, creating a piece that is elegant yet ready for outdoor life. Finishes span warm natural teak and the cooler depth of palissandro, matched with textiles ranging from White Desert to Green Pine, Rust, Forest or Amber Stripe, plus Leaf Zen and Taupe. The palette is refined, flexible, and easy to place across different spaces.

Every detail serves use as well as look. At roughly 22 lb, the chair feels substantial at the table yet moves without fuss. Packaging ships as a single unit. Stackable? No—forms this considered prefer their own space.

Comfort

Comfort comes straightforward and sure. The upholstered seat features a 2.4 in cushion that softens the sit without swallowing it. Arm height encourages a natural rest, whether lingering over coffee or moving through a long dinner. Fabrics are offered in both understated and decorative options, so the chair can play quiet or bring a touch of pattern when the setting asks for it.

Placement & Lifestyle

The Flow Dining Armchair works across terraces, garden dining rooms, and covered patios, and it pairs seamlessly with tables from the same collection. It also stands well on its own next to stone, timber, or concrete. A white-and-teak scheme brightens sunlit decks; palissandro with Taupe or Leaf Zen feels composed in shaded courtyards. And when the table grows, the design keeps the scene visually light, so the space remains open and inviting.

Talenti keeps the language consistent across pieces, making it simple to build a full setting that feels thoughtfully connected rather than matched. One chair or several—either way, the mood is calm and assured.

Longevity & Care

Materials are chosen for outdoor challenges: aluminum for structure, teak or palissandro wood for warmth, performance textiles for everyday use. A tailored cover is available to protect the chair between seasons or during rough weather. Simple care sustains the finish and fabric, keeping the piece ready for the next gathering.

The Flow Dining Armchair is built to keep its poise over time. Not precious, just well made, and made to be used. That’s the point—and the pleasure—of a chair designed to live outdoors as gracefully as it looks.