Madame Sb Chair

Design

Madame Sb by Capital carries a quiet, classic presence that settles easily into traditional interiors.
The deep curvature of the arms gives the chair its character, softening the silhouette and framing the sitter with a gentle, protective line.
There is nothing showy here, just a considered play between rounded forms and clean verticals.
Used as a single accent or in a full dining setting, the chair reads as formal enough for an elegant room, yet relaxed enough for everyday use.

Materials & Build

A solid wooden frame sits at the core of this chair, giving it a reassuring feel when moved or sat on.
The seat and back are padded with undeformable polyurethane foam in different densities, designed to keep their shape under regular use.
Legs are lacquered for a clean, finished look, while discreet metal feet protect both the structure and the floor beneath.
The chair can be specified in wood, leather, or fabric finishes, allowing Madame Sb to align with existing pieces from Capital or contrast them.

Comfort

Proportions are tuned for dining and conversation.
At about 22.8 inches wide, 23.6 inches deep, and 35 inches high, the chair offers enough space without overwhelming the table.
The seat height, around 18.9 inches, works naturally with most dining tables, so posture feels upright but not stiff.
Foam in multiple densities helps the seat feel supportive while the curved arms invite the user to settle in and stay a little longer.

Placement & Longevity

Madame Sb weighs approximately 33.1 pounds, light enough to move as needed yet substantial when in place.
It sits comfortably in traditional dining rooms, but also works as a side chair in a sitting room or a pair flanking a console.
The volume of roughly 14.1 cubic feet makes it straightforward to handle in delivery and storage.
Over time, the combination of a wooden frame, non-deforming foam, lacquered legs, and metal feet is designed to maintain its profile and comfort.
The result is a chair that can remain in service for years, aging in step with the rooms around it rather than falling behind them.