Venice Armchair for bar

Design

The Talenti Venice Armchair for bar brings quiet confidence to an outdoor bar setting. Clean lines meet a tactile rope weave, giving the piece a light, open look without feeling fragile. The silhouette is purposefully elevated for bar use, yet it avoids bulk. Details nod to the spirit of Venice—practical beauty, considered rhythm, easy hospitality. Designed by Ludovica + Roberto Palomba, it balances structure and softness so it feels right at home from morning espresso to late-night drinks.

Materials & Build

A solid teak wood frame anchors the chair, with a dense hand-woven rope defining the back and arms. The combination feels warm and grounded, never fussy. Materials are chosen for outdoor life: teak for long-term stability, rope that resists the elements, and a fabric cushion that cleans with minimal effort. Natural teak pairs with ropes in neutral tones, from sandy beige to deep grey, for a palette that plays well with stone, metal, and greenery. The construction is precise and sturdy, built to hold shape and finish in real-world use.

Comfort

Comfort starts with proportion. The seat is generously scaled for a bar chair, offering room to settle in rather than perch. There’s give in the rope, but not too much; it supports the back and arms without pressing. The bar-height seat measures about 30.7 inches high, with an overall height near 40.2 inches. A roughly 2-inch cushion adds easy softness and keeps the profile sleek. It’s the kind of seat that encourages one more round, or one more chapter, without a second thought. The Venice Armchair keeps it simple and gets it right.

Placement & Lifestyle

On a terrace, poolside counter, or garden bar, this chair brings calm order to the scene. Its footprint—about 21.7 inches wide and 23.2 inches deep—works neatly in pairs or long runs, while still feeling substantial enough for stand-alone use. At roughly 18.7 pounds, it moves when needed but sits with reassuring stability. It arrives as a single piece and is not stackable, encouraging a considered layout. Pair it with elevated counters and tall consoles; use the optional cover when the season turns. It’s versatile without shouting about it.

Longevity

Outdoor furniture earns trust over time, and this is where the Venice Armchair for bar stands out. Weather-resistant materials, a robust teak structure, and tight, even rope work keep the chair looking composed through changing conditions. Maintenance stays low; performance stays high. Built by Talenti, it is engineered for real outdoor living—sun, shade, gatherings, and the quiet in between—so it remains part of the space for years, not just seasons.