Chairs

Chairs are indispensable at home. You use them at the dining table, in the living room, in the bedroom, or as extra seating in a quiet corner. In this collection, you’ll find models for different spaces and living needs. Think compact chairs for a smaller dining nook, comfortable armchairs, and eye-catching designs that add something extra to your interior.

Chairs for every room in the home

A good chair does more than provide seating comfort. It should suit the space, its use, and the rest of your furniture. For the dining area, you’ll often choose a practical model that sits comfortably and slides easily up to one of our tables. Looking for chairs for long dinners or working from home at the dining table? Then also take a look at our dining chairs.

In the living room, a chair may feel a little more relaxed and softer. An armchair or lounge chair adds extra comfort and works well next to the sofa, by a lamp, or combined with one of our side tables. That way, you can easily create a lovely reading corner or an extra seating spot for guests.

Popular types of chairs

Armchairs

Armchairs support your arms and often sit just a little more relaxed than a standard chair. They work well at a generous dining table, but also as a standalone chair in the living room or study.

Lounge chairs

A lounge chair is ideal if you really want to sit comfortably. This type of chair often has a wider seat and a fuller shape. That makes it suitable for a corner in the living room, bedroom, or hallway with a bit of extra space.

Dining chairs

For everyday use, it’s smart to pay attention to seat height, back support, and maintenance. A chair with an open design looks airier in a compact dining room. If you want to place several chairs around the table, choose a model that slides easily under the table.

Wooden and compact chairs

Wooden chairs and slim designs are handy if you have limited space. They look refined, are often easy to move, and pair beautifully with other furniture such as cabinets and tables in wood, metal, or a light finish.

Buying guide: what should you look for when choosing?

Not sure which model suits you? Then pay attention to these points:

Use: for long dinners, choose a chair with good back support and, if desired, armrests.
Space: in a smaller room, a slim or open design often works better than a wide lounge chair.
Seat height: make sure the chair matches the height of your table. Your legs should be able to move comfortably.
Material: wood is sturdy and easy to combine. Upholstered chairs feel warmer and are often softer to sit in.
Maintenance: in a busy household, a wipeable or easy-to-clean surface is especially practical.

How to combine chairs in your interior

You don’t have to choose chairs that are exactly the same. A mix of materials or shapes can actually give a dining or seating area more character. For example, combine wooden chairs with soft upholstery, or place a separate lounge chair next to one of our coffee tables for a calm and practical arrangement.

Just pay attention to cohesion. For example, repeat a color from your table, cabinet, or rug. That keeps the overall look balanced and makes your space feel well put together.

Practical tips for use and maintenance

Don’t place chairs too close together. Allow enough space to sit down and stand up easily.
Use felt pads under the legs to protect your floor and reduce noise.
Wipe wooden chairs with a dry or lightly damp cloth.
Vacuum upholstered chairs regularly to keep the fabric looking neat.
Combine your new chairs with other items from our furniture collection for a cohesive look.

Frequently asked questions about chairs

How much space do I need per chair at the dining table?

Allow an average of 60 cm per person. That gives everyone enough elbow room and keeps the table comfortable to use.

Which is better: a chair with or without armrests?

A chair with armrests is often more comfortable, but it takes up more space. Without armrests, chairs usually slide under the table more easily.

Are upholstered chairs suitable for everyday use?

Yes, absolutely. Pay especially close attention to the fabric and maintenance. For families or intensive use, an easy-to-clean upholstery is often the best choice.