Restaurant chairs and tables, chosen togetherFor restaurants and hospitality rooms. Tables and chairs are ordered 8 pieces or more, mixed as you like.Talk to a specialist

Shape. Finish. A room that feels right.

Restaurant Chairs, Tables and Dining Room Furniture

Guests size up a dining room before they open the menu, and most of what they see is chairs and tables. Choose frames, stains, and upholstery, watch the price follow each choice, and send the order. Someone reads it and confirms freight by email before you pay.

Shape first. Then the materials that make it yours.

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Pieces for every part of the room.

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The collection edit

Different pieces. One point of view.

657 products to explore.
Choose your finish. Set your quantity.

At the table

A table for four, drawn to scale.

A 36 inch round top with four chairs at their listed footprints takes 68 inches across in this arrangement. Compare the pieces before you pick their materials.

Choose the chairs

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Illustration, drawn to scale1268 in overall2 ft36 in top
  1. Elongated Vertical Slat-Back Metal Chair4 chairs Elongated Vertical Slat-Back Metal ChairFootprint 17 by 20 in, from the listed dimensions
  2. Metal Patio Table1 table Metal Patio TableRound top, 36 in across, one of the sizes on its page
Illustration, not a photograph. The table top is one of the sizes offered on its product page. Chairs show their outer footprint, with the heavy edge marking the back. Seats are shown 4 inches under the top edge as a placement assumption. Confirm actual fit and circulation. Product photos show example finishes.

Finish board

A palette, with the pieces attached.

Keep each piece beside its selected finishes, then compare the room at a glance.

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Illustrative example

The dining room palette

3 selections
Metal Ladder-Back Chair

Metal Ladder-Back Chair

Metal finish: black; seat type: wood seat; seats attached: no; wood seat choice: mahogany

  • Black finish sampleMetal finishBlack
  • Mahogany finish sampleWood seatMahogany

8 items × $68.00

$544.00
Solid Wood Butcher Block Table

Solid Wood Butcher Block Table

Table wood finish: mahogany; table size: 24" x 24"; table base size: 22" x 22"

  • Mahogany finish sampleTable wood finishMahogany

2 items × $189.00

$378.00
Furniture subtotal$1,204.00

Example only, not a saved board. Freight and tax are additional. Product photos show the model. Swatches show the listed example finishes.

Dining rooms put together piece by piece

Most dining rooms start with a chair. Once you've found the right one, the table, the base, the stain, and the upholstery all have to agree with it, and so does the budget. This store is for the owners and designers doing that work: bistros and family restaurants, hotel dining rooms, cafes, and senior living dining rooms where comfort counts as much as looks.

Chairs and tables get most of the attention here, since they set the tone of a room more than anything else you buy. They come in materials and finishes chosen to work together, with prices that reflect your exact choices rather than a teaser figure.

Chairs, tables, and what goes with them

The catalog holds about 650 configurable chairs, tables, tops, and bases. Seating starts with restaurant chairs, sorted by build: wood chairs in beech and similar hardwoods, metal chairs, and upholstered chairs for longer meals. Classic shapes have pages of their own, including cross-back chairs, ladder-back chairs, and bentwood chairs.

Every product page gives dimensions and materials alongside the finishes on offer. That way you can judge a chair's seat height, width, and back height against the table it's meant for before you fall for its color.

Tables come as parts or as sets. Pick wood table tops or laminate table tops, set them on restaurant table bases, or begin with complete table sets. Long communal tables suit shared seating. Out on the terrace, patio chairs and patio tables carry the same finishes outward.

From a finish choice to a sent order

Every product page lists the options that piece accepts: wood stain, frame color, seat material, fabric or vinyl color, top size, and edge. As you choose, the price adjusts, so the figure on screen belongs to the version you've built. Save the combinations you like to the finish board, where pieces sit side by side with their selected finishes, grouped by room.

Once the room is settled, move it to your basket, then send it along with the ZIP code where the furniture is headed. Sending costs nothing. A person reads it, checks that finishes and heights hang together, and emails you a confirmation with the freight quote and payment details. Our guide to ordering walks through every step.

Freight, briefly

Furniture ships by LTL freight truck to your dock or the truck's tailgate. Liftgate service, inside delivery, drops at schools or similar limited access sites, and home addresses all cost extra and need to be requested with the order. Standard pieces are usually on their way within 14 to 21 business days, and custom upholstery, stains, or sizes can take as long as 8 weeks. Canadian deliveries go through your customs broker, who handles clearance, and broker fees and Canadian taxes are paid on your end. The full picture, including what to check before you sign, is on the delivery page.

Why order from us

A few honest reasons. You see the configured price, not a starting price. You can ask for swatches of vinyl, fabric, wood finishes, and metal colors before committing, which matters when a screen can't show how walnut looks beside green velvet. Each order is read by a person before it's confirmed. Freight arrives in writing before you pay. And the policies, from returns and cancellations to the limited warranty, are written plainly and published where you can read them first.

The finish board deserves a mention of its own. It holds each configured piece with the swatch you picked, grouped by room, so an owner and a designer can look at the same palette and the same prices from two different desks.

Start with one chair

Early in the process? Pick the chair first. Its seat height fixes the table height, its finish sets the palette, and its comfort decides how long people linger over dessert. The materials guide explains how woods, metals, and upholstery wear, while the room planning guide covers table sizes and spacing. Then build outward: table, base, and the patio pieces, each one checked against the finish you started with. Questions are welcome on the contact page.

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