Our Selection of Wooden Dining Chairs

Designed by Norm Architects & Els van Hoorebeeck, this chair combines a lightweight, sleek profile with excellent seating comfort. Available with or without armrests, in three wood versions, and with a base of black powder-coated steel or chrome. The seat and backrest are fully upholstered for additional comfort and customizable in various beautiful fabrics. Learn more about the Audo Copenhagen brand.

The curved silhouette of this chair, designed by Alain van Havre for Ethnicraft, evokes the horns of a goat. With contemporary elegance and airy design, it has become a timeless favorite. Available in various wood types and upholstery options upon request. Learn more about the seating options from Ethnicraft.

A utilitarian dining chair in warm brown birch wood, complementing Frama's classic and versatile 01 series. The linear geometric silhouette features two neat, refined armrests for a secure grip and comfortable seating experience. Learn more about the Frama brand.

Designed by Regular Company, The Missing Chair appears as if a simple line drawing has come to life. With a modern and minimalist design, the wooden seat and backrest float above the thin steel frame. Light, stackable, and durable, with a very comfortable silhouette.

This minimalist chair with Japanese influences is a collaboration between Bonni Bonne and architect Fumihito Ohashi. With a focus on subtle and thoughtful details, the Outline offers a beautiful balance of excellent quality and aesthetics. Aimed at pleasant simplicity and functional details, it offers a unique combination of Japanese and Scandinavian design elements. Learn more about the design duo Bonni Bonne.

The J39 Mogensen wooden dining chair, also known as the "Wegner Chair" or the "Mogensen Chair," is an iconic piece of Scandinavian design. Designed by the Danish designer Børge Mogensen in 1947, this chair continues to be produced and appreciated for its timeless aesthetics and craftsmanship.