Wooden dining chairs

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Frequently Asked Questions About Dining Chairs

What makes a good dining chair?

Three things: a solid frame with sturdy joints, a seat height of about 45 cm to match 75 cm tables, and a backrest that supports your back during long meals. Oak wood meets all three criteria and offers something that metal and plastic cannot: warmth to the touch and a beautiful patina over time. We explore each of these criteria in our comprehensive guide to choosing dining chairs.

How many dining chairs do I need to buy?

The maximum number of seats at your table, not the minimum: if your extendable table seats up to 8, sticking with just 6 chairs will force you to improvise. A practical tip is to keep your everyday chairs at the table and have one or two spares scattered around the house as extra chairs, ready to be brought out when you have guests.

How do you clean and maintain wooden chairs?

A well-wrung damp cloth for daily cleaning and natural oil once a year to nourish the wood. Check that the screws are tight every six months, especially on chairs that are dragged across the floor daily. Place felt pads under the legs: they protect the floor and prevent premature wear on the legs.

How do I choose chairs that go well with my table?

The safe bet is to match materials and tones: oak chairs paired with a solid wood dining table create a look that never clashes. The bold choice is to contrast shapes while keeping wood as the common thread: a sturdy table, lightweight chairs. All our wood is FSC-certified solid oak, manufactured in Europe.

What chairs go well with a round table?

Chairs without armrests and with soft, contoured backs: the chair should be able to fit all the way up against the curved edge. If you have a round extendable table, choose chairs that are easy to move and reposition, because the table’s shape changes with each extension.