Most Popular Dining Chairs

Shop popular dining chairs for US homes, including boxwood, cherry, walnut, oak, rattan, woven rope, microfiber leather, mixed-weave, and removable-cover designs.

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    68-Pinecone-Black 68-Pinecone-Brown
    Bauhaus Boxwood Dining Chair PINECONE
    Sale price $185.90 Regular price $229.00 Save $43.10
    Delivery: 30-35 WDS
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    Sale price $251.90 Regular price $299.00 Save $47.10
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    Sale price $185.90 Regular price $229.00 Save $43.10
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    $328.90 Regular price $339.00 Save $10.10
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    Bauhaus Rattan PU Leather Dining Chair HOH XIL
    Sale price $185.90 Regular price $239.00 Save $53.10
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    Sale price $174.90 Regular price $219.00 Save $44.10
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    Sale price $163.90 Regular price $209.00 Save $45.10
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    Sale price $174.90 Regular price $229.00 Save $54.10
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    Sale price $97.90 Regular price $109.00 Save $11.10
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    Sale price $119.90 Regular price $129.00 Save $9.10
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    FAQs

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    The collection includes boxwood, cherry wood, walnut wood, oak wood, rattan, woven rope, microfiber leather, mixed weave fabric, and removable-cover dining chair designs.

    Check seat height, chair width, back height, and whether the chair tucks under the table while leaving enough elbow room and walking clearance around the dining area.

    Removable-cover dining chairs can be helpful for easier upkeep around meals, especially when the dining area is used daily by multiple people.

    Dining chairs give each person a defined seat and back support, while a bench can make one side of the table feel more casual and flexible.

    Yes. Mixing materials or silhouettes can work well when the chairs share a common color, wood tone, seat height, or overall room style.