The Clementine Fully Upholstered Sculptural Dining Chair by Nuevo presents a distinctive bucket-form silhouette wrapped entirely in terracotta polyester and nylon blend bouclé-style fabric. Its curved back sweeps around the upper body and includes a central open cutout, while continuous upholstered side panels extend from the seat to the floor as broad slab supports. With no exposed frame or legs, the chair reads as a soft, sculptural volume, and the rounded padded edges and tailored sewn joints reinforce its refined, monolithic appearance. The open-back detail reduces visual weight and gives the enclosed form a lighter profile. Construction combines a molded polyurethane seat cushion with flexible polyurethane padding over a curved structural shell. The internal support uses an engineered wood or formed composite shell, with an 18 mm panel equivalent, and the rigid side slabs are fully covered in the same terracotta woven fabric. The seat cushion is 90 mm thick with 35 kg/m3 foam, while the backrest uses 70 mm padding at 28 kg/m3 foam. A 240 mm lumbar support zone and 540 mm clear width between the armrest-style sides support an upright dining posture. The upholstery has a soft textured woven face, medium permeability, and a fabric abrasion acceptance target of 50,000 double rubs. Designed for static seating, the chair does not swivel, recline, tilt, fold, or include adjustable arms or height. Four black polymer or nylon glides allow short-distance repositioning while limiting direct floor contact, and the two broad floor-resting panels distribute load without separate exposed legs. The recommended user weight capacity is 136 kg, with a static seat proof-load target of 272 kg. The seat height of 465 mm suits standard 760 mm dining tables. The Clementine works well in residential dining rooms, kitchen islands with wide overhangs, modern restaurants and cafes, meeting rooms, breakout zones, and boutique hospitality lounge edges paired with low cafe tables. Its upright character makes it best suited to dining and conversation rather than relaxed reclining. Specifiers should account for fixed, non-caster mobility, the need for suitable clearance when sliding the chair, and the visual impact of using pairs or linear rows. Each chair is supplied as one set in two cartons, with packaged gross weight of 23 kg and a reference assembly time of 40 minutes.