Dining Chairs

With nearly 1,900 dining chairs in stock, this collection brings together Hooker Furniture, Armen Living, Moe's Home Collection, Safavieh Couture, Bernhardt, Zuo, Euro Style, and Connubia — covering upholstered arm chairs, side chairs, wood and metal frame chairs, cane-back chairs, and parsons chairs across every dining room aesthetic from traditional to industrial modern.

Upholstered Dining Chairs

Hooker Furniture leads the collection with 52 pieces, predominantly upholstered dining chairs in performance fabric, linen, and leather with solid wood or metal legs in coordinating finishes. Bernhardt produces tailored upholstered chairs with kiln-dried hardwood frames — their dining chairs are built to the same standard as their living room seating, with hand-stitched welting and tight upholstery. Safavieh Couture covers the velvet and faux-leather upholstered market at mid-range pricing. For seating at bar-height tables, see the bar and counter stools collection.

Wood, Metal & Cane Styles

Armen Living specializes in solid wood and metal frame chairs across mid-century, industrial, and transitional silhouettes — their chairs are notable for using full solid-wood construction rather than veneer on seating components. Connubia, an Italian brand, brings European-scale design with slimmer profiles that work well around extension tables in smaller dining rooms. Euro Style focuses on metal-frame and molded-seat chairs in modern configurations. Moe's Home Collection covers the cane and woven back category with natural material chairs that add texture without bulk.

Matching to Your Table

The dining chair buying guide covers seat height vs. table apron height (allow 10–12" clearance), armchair vs. side chair mix, and how many chairs work at standard table widths. See the current dining chair trends for what styles are resonating in modern dining rooms. For coordinating tables, browse the dining tables collection.