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Dining Chairs

Choose from dining side chairs and arm chairs in parsons, Windsor, cross back, slat and open back silhouettes. Upholstery options include linen, velvet, boucle, chenille, shearling and faux leather, on wood, rattan or steel frames in black, natural, walnut and gold finishes. Many styles are sold in sets of two or four, which makes mixing a pair of arm chairs at the table ends easy. Faux leather wipes clean for everyday family meals. Match them with dining tables, look at bar chairs for counter seating, or explore the dining room collection.
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Dining Chairs at Adore the Decor

Choose from dining side chairs and arm chairs in parsons, Windsor, cross back, slat and open back silhouettes. Upholstery options include linen, velvet, boucle, chenille, shearling and faux leather, on wood, rattan or steel frames in black, natural, walnut and gold finishes. Many styles are sold in sets of two or four, which makes mixing a pair of arm chairs at the table ends easy. Faux leather wipes clean for everyday family meals. Match them with dining tables, look at bar chairs for counter seating, or explore the dining room collection.

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How to choose dining chairs

Comfort at the table comes down to a few measurements, so check your table before you pick a style.

  • Seat height: most dining tables stand 28 to 30 inches tall, which pairs with a seat height of about 17 to 19 inches. Aim for 10 to 12 inches between the seat and the tabletop.
  • Width: allow about 24 inches of table edge per person, a little more for arm chairs.
  • Arms: measure the table apron. Arm chairs should slide under it, or they will sit out in the room.
  • Clearance: leave around 36 inches between the table edge and the wall so people can pull chairs out and walk behind.

For fabric, faux leather and tightly woven upholstery handle spills best, while velvet and boucle add softness in adult dining rooms. Mixing chair styles works when you keep one element, such as color or leg finish, consistent. If you need extra seating along one side, consider dining benches.

Choose from dining side chairs and arm chairs in parsons, Windsor, cross back, slat and open back silhouettes. Upholstery options include linen, velvet, boucle, chenille, shearling and faux leather, on wood, rattan or steel frames in black, natural, walnut and gold finishes. Many styles are sold in sets of two or four, which makes mixing a pair of arm chairs at the table ends easy. Faux leather wipes clean for everyday family meals. Match them with dining tables, look at bar chairs for counter seating, or explore the dining room collection.