Dining Chairs
Dining Chairs Built for Long Dinners
Our Italian dining chairs are made to order, so every detail follows your table and your room. For example, you can choose slim wooden frames, fully upholstered shapes or quilted backs. In addition, most models come with or without arms.
Italian Dining Chairs, Made to Order
First, there are the classic families. The Gilda, Adele and Felix dining chairs pair solid wood frames with soft upholstery, while Royale and Elsa add quilting and capitonné backs for formal rooms. On the other hand, the numbered Forty, Fifty and Sixty series offer clean, modern lines, including Canaletto walnut and galvanic metal versions. Finally, most designs also come as armchairs, so the head of the table can stand out while the set stays consistent.
How to Choose Dining Chairs
Size and spacing. As a rule, allow about 24 inches (60 cm) of table edge for each of your dining chairs. In addition, keep roughly 12 inches (30 cm) between seat and tabletop. Chairs with arms need more room, which is why many clients use them only at the ends of the table.
Upholstery. Every upholstered model can be covered in the fabric or leather of your choice. For instance, performance fabrics are a practical option for families and for homes on the coast. Our designers can also suggest upholstery fabrics from Rubelli and other Italian mills.
Finishes. Frames come in a range of wood stains and lacquers, and metal legs come in several plated finishes. Because of this, we help you match the dining chairs to your table, your floor and the rest of the room.
Ordering. All our Italian dining chairs are made to order. To start, request a quote with the model, the quantity and the finishes. We will then confirm lead time and delivery with the quotation. Meanwhile, you can see finished rooms on our Instagram.
Looking For A Custom Furniture Piece?
Our vast network of skilled Italian artisans working directly for some of the major brands make it possible to achieve the highest level of finish with the best craftsmanship on the market. We also provide detailed technical drawings and renders, and document the progress of works until packaging. Find out more information: Custom Furniture.
