Choose dining chairs that fit your table and the surrounding space. The range includes wooden, fabric, velvet, bouclé, leather and faux-leather designs, with high backs, barrel seats, swivel mechanisms, cantilever bases and slatted frames. Chairs may be sold individually or in sets of two or four, so confirm the quantity before comparing prices. Measure the seat height against the dining table underside and check the chair’s full width, especially when arranging several between the table legs. Allow room to pull each chair out and move behind it without blocking doors or walkways. Upholstered dining chairs provide a padded seat, while wooden dining chairs may suit customers who prioritise simpler cleaning. Dining benches can offer alternative seating along one side of the table. Check the permitted load, assembly, floor-protection and care information, then use our dining chair measurements guide to confirm seat height, width and table clearance before ordering.
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Dining Chairs cover a wide mix of styles, from compact wooden seats for everyday meals to more upholstered designs suited to longer dinners and open-plan spaces. This category is a useful place to compare comfort, footprint and style side by side, especially if you are matching chairs to an existing table or building a wider scheme within your Dining Room Furniture.
Most options sit within a practical footprint rather than an oversized one. Across the category, chair widths are typically around 44cm to 60.7cm, with a median of 50cm, while depths are commonly 46.9cm to 63cm. That makes it worth measuring not just the table gap, but also the space needed to pull the seat out comfortably. If your dining area is tight, leaner profiles can help keep walkways clearer; in a larger room, deeper and broader seats can feel more relaxed around the table.
Comfort often comes down to the seat and back shape. Padded seats are the most common choice here, with solid backs leading the category, while curved, scoop, roll-back and slatted designs also appear for shoppers who want a different feel against the back. For households that spend a while at the table, extra padding and a shaped backrest can make a noticeable difference compared with a simpler flat seat. If comfort is your first priority, look closely at how the seat and back work together before narrowing the style.
The main look of a dining chair usually comes from its silhouette, leg shape and finish. Modern, contemporary, Scandinavian and mid-century influences are strongly represented, so this collection suits both clean minimalist rooms and softer retro-inspired spaces.
Four-leg designs are by far the most common, which makes them an easy fit with many dining tables. You will also find swivel and cantilever bases, which can give a more relaxed or more architectural look depending on the room. If you prefer a streamlined setup, Dining Chairs with Metal Legs bring a lighter visual frame, while Dining Chairs with Black Legs can tie in neatly with darker table bases or black accent lighting.
Mid-century and Scandinavian designs tend to work well where you want softer lines, natural tones and a less formal feel. Modern and contemporary pieces usually suit neater spaces with simple tables and uncluttered décor. If you want to narrow the look quickly, Modern Dining Chairs focus on the cleaner end of the category, while many shoppers also buy in pairs through Set of 2 Dining Chairs for easier table planning.
Materials shape both the feel of the seat and the amount of upkeep involved. Fabric is the leading choice across the category, with leather, faux leather, wood, oak, rattan and metal also available, so it is easy to choose between a softer upholstered finish and a more pared-back timber or mixed-material look.
Fabric and polyester-rich upholstery can bring a softer, warmer feel to everyday dining, while velvet fabric adds a dressier texture. Leather and faux leather are useful if you prefer a smoother surface that can usually be wiped after meals, whereas woven fabrics may need more regular vacuuming around seams. If upholstery is your priority, Fabric Dining Chairs are a natural place to compare finishes.
Wood, oak and rubberwood options can help keep the room feeling grounded and natural, especially alongside timber tables or sideboards. In terms of colour, grey is the strongest theme, followed by beige, brown, black and cream, with some green and blue options for a little contrast. For a coordinated neutral scheme, Grey Dining Chairs offer one of the broadest looks, and Grey Velvet Dining Chairs suit spaces that need a softer, more decorative finish.
Delivery and setup vary by product, so it is worth checking the individual item page once you have shortlisted a design. CFS advertises free UK standard delivery, and some products are delivered assembled while others are flat packed or part assembled; optional assembly is available on selected items only. Finance options and a 50% deposit option are also available subject to CFS terms and eligibility shown on the product page and at checkout. When comparing dining chairs, it helps to keep delivery, assembly and finish in view alongside the look of the chair itself.
