Okidoki Chair | Solid Timber Seating with Personality for Adelaide Spaces

Most timber chairs make one decision and stick with it, timber tone or paint, plain or detailed. The Okidoki Chair does both at once. Solid timber legs, seat and back in Ash, Walnut Stain or painted seasonal colours, finished with a contrast powder coat cap that turns a small structural detail into the thing that actually gives the chair its character.

The cap is a deliberately small touch with an outsized effect. Match it to the timber for a cleaner, more uniform look, or contrast it deliberately, the kind of detail that reads as considered rather than decorative for the sake of it, and it's genuinely easy to specify a colour mix that doesn't read as generic if a row of chairs in the same space need a bit of variety rather than identical repetition.

Plywood seat and backrest with an exposed plywood edge give the chair a tactile honesty most upholstered seating doesn't have, the construction is visible rather than hidden under fabric, which suits cafes, breakout areas and education spaces where the material story matters as much as the comfort. Rounded smooth edges keep it practical for daily handling, and an upholstered seat pad, or seat and back pad together, is available where extra comfort is needed without losing the timber character entirely.

A 100kg weight capacity confirms genuine commercial grade construction underneath the warm, approachable look, and a 3 year warranty backs that up.

Features:

• Plywood seat and backrest with exposed edge detail
• Contrast powder coat cap
• Rounded smooth edges
• Extensive colour combination options
• Upholstered seat pad available
• Upholstered seat and back pad available
• 100kg weight capacity
• 3 year warranty

Specifications:

• Seat Width: 430mm
• Back Width: 460mm
• Seat Height: 436mm
• Overall Height: 790mm

Timber Finishes:

• Solid Ash legs, seat and back
• Premium Walnut legs, seat and back
• Painted seasonal colours, legs, seat and back

Common Questions:

Does the cap colour need to match the timber, or can it contrast?
Either works, and that's really the point of the feature. A matching cap gives a cleaner, more uniform look, while a contrasting colour turns a small structural detail into a genuine design statement, useful if a project wants a bit of personality without committing to a fully painted chair.

Is the exposed plywood edge durable enough for daily commercial use?
Yes, it's a deliberate construction choice rather than a cost-cutting one. The edge is finished smooth and the chair carries a 100kg weight capacity, so it holds up to genuine daily handling in cafes, education spaces and breakout areas.

Can we add upholstery if the plain timber seat isn't comfortable enough for our space?
Yes, an upholstered seat pad is available on its own, or as a seat and back pad combination, without losing the timber character of the rest of the chair.

Want a timber chair with some actual personality in the detail? Talk to Creative Systems.

📍 165 Grote Street, Adelaide SA 5000
📧 sales@creativesystems.net.au
📞 0479 111 451