The Hembury Chair is a dining chair with a shell made from Solidwool — a composite of British Welsh Mountain or Herdwick wool with a recycled wool core — set on hand-turned British ash legs. Each shell uses roughly one whole fleece, and the chair comes in nine natural colourways with a choice of oiled or scorched ash legs.

Honouring considered, functional design, the Hembury redefines a heritage fibre — British wool — in a chair made to be used and handed down. Simple lines, a richly textured natural finish, and timeless appeal. Made in Devon.

Colour guide

• Welsh Mountain — mottled cream, black, grey and brown; a striking marbled effect
• Herdwick — dark grey composite with lighter guard hairs
• Stone — warm grey with cream and smoky tones
• Hazel — pale fawn with cream, putty and sandy tones
• Ochre — warm chestnut and deep umber
• Tan — rich brown and earthy red-clay hues
• Indigo — deep cobalt tones from light and dark fibres
• Ink — deep, dark blue-black
• Forest — deep forest green

Frequently asked questions

What is the shell made from?
Solidwool — a composite of British Welsh Mountain or Herdwick wool with a recycled wool core. Each shell uses roughly one whole fleece.

What leg options are there?
Hand-turned British ash in an oiled or scorched finish. A separate stacking version on a chrome or matte-black steel frame is also available.

Where is it made and how long does it take?
Made in Devon, UK, to order — typically 6–8 weeks.

Is it suitable for contract use?
Yes — and a stackable steel-framed version is available for communal and contract spaces.