How to Pair Dining Tables & Chairs
Create a modern dining room or kitchen with the perfect table and chair pairing. Instead of a traditional dining set, you can easily create a cohesive, unique look with any of our tables and chairs because they're all designed to go together. See some of our favorite table, chair and bench combinations below and read design tips along the way.
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The round Ventura extension table is a perfect entertaining solution for a small space. It's easy to bring chairs around a circular table, and the solid wood makes it an anchor for this room.
The beauty of real, natural wood (in this case white oak) infuses this dining space with warmth.
We love the feel of a round kitchen table to bring people together, and a dining cabinet with refrigeration means snacks and beverages are always within reach.
Gorgeous natural colors and textures create a welcoming space, from the walnut chairs and reclaimed ash table to the sheepskin, candles and maple-framed wall art.
The architectural shape of the base and the gentle curves of the seat give our Cato dining chair a crisp, clean shape that’s a must-have for modern dining rooms.
It's hard to go wrong with a dining table and chair pairing when you select the same material. The Corbett table in walnut anchors this dining room, and Pike chairs in walnut are a perfect match.
With channeled cushions and a solid wood frame, the Olsen dining chair evokes timeless, modern character. Crafted in Vermont, Olsen’s comfortable seat encourages you to sit back and relax after a meal.
Ever a classic, the Parsons table never met a chair it didn't like. The simple shape of this dining table is easy to live with; it provides a neutral backdrop so you can pair any chairs you like best.
Minimal and modern, the Aria dining table shows off a light silhouette that's enhanced by a glass tabletop.
The Ventura dining table features a distinctly mid-century look with its rounded tabletop edges.
This dining table and chair combination is all about the beauty of contrast. The warm tones and unique markings in the live edge Chilton table give this room and organic feel.
The Adams table is an example of classic Shaker-inspired design. Simple and functional, the tapered legs add subtle detail.
Clean lines make the Parsons table a subtle standout in any room. The stainless steel base and grey quartz top break up the warm brown and camel tones in this room.
Let the beauty of wood shine through with the Linden table. A solid wood base anchors this dining room and lets the beauty of the walnut make an inviting design statement.
The Ventura dining table features a softly curved shape, echoed by the soft curves of the Evan chair.
This dining table and chair combination is decidedly Scandinavian. The natural wood is highlighted through the Sand stain on both the Julian table and Evan chairs. A stainless steel pedestal base gives the table modern flair.
Organic, live edge wood goes modern in this unique pairing of the Chilton table and leather Lira chairs. Both the table and chairs feature architectural, natural steel bases that make the pairing feel intentional.
The Parsons round table tucks neatly into this eat-in kitchen. The ash top feature a Sand stain, so you get all the beauty of natural wood but in a lighter hue, helping keep this small space feel open.
Anchor your dining area with the Corbett table. Striking and dramatic in a charcoal stain, its design is simple so you can add artful chairs to enhance the space.
Any top material looks beautiful on the Aria table, but we love how walnut brings some natural wood into this kitchen. Petite in scale but big in style, the graphite base makes it easy to gather three Soren chairs around.
The Ventura table and Georgia chairs are both inspired by mid-century style, making them a classic pairing. The reverse-beveled tabletop has the slightest curve, making the softly shaped Georgia chairs feel right at home.
The round Ventura extension table is a perfect entertaining solution for a small space. It's easy to bring chairs around a circular table, and the solid wood makes it an anchor for this room.
The beauty of real, natural wood (in this case white oak) infuses this dining space with warmth.
We love the feel of a round kitchen table to bring people together, and a dining cabinet with refrigeration means snacks and beverages are always within reach.
Gorgeous natural colors and textures create a welcoming space, from the walnut chairs and reclaimed ash table to the sheepskin, candles and maple-framed wall art.
The architectural shape of the base and the gentle curves of the seat give our Cato dining chair a crisp, clean shape that’s a must-have for modern dining rooms.
It's hard to go wrong with a dining table and chair pairing when you select the same material. The Corbett table in walnut anchors this dining room, and Pike chairs in walnut are a perfect match.
With channeled cushions and a solid wood frame, the Olsen dining chair evokes timeless, modern character. Crafted in Vermont, Olsen’s comfortable seat encourages you to sit back and relax after a meal.
Ever a classic, the Parsons table never met a chair it didn't like. The simple shape of this dining table is easy to live with; it provides a neutral backdrop so you can pair any chairs you like best.
Minimal and modern, the Aria dining table shows off a light silhouette that's enhanced by a glass tabletop.
The Ventura dining table features a distinctly mid-century look with its rounded tabletop edges.
This dining table and chair combination is all about the beauty of contrast. The warm tones and unique markings in the live edge Chilton table give this room and organic feel.
The Adams table is an example of classic Shaker-inspired design. Simple and functional, the tapered legs add subtle detail.
Clean lines make the Parsons table a subtle standout in any room. The stainless steel base and grey quartz top break up the warm brown and camel tones in this room.
Let the beauty of wood shine through with the Linden table. A solid wood base anchors this dining room and lets the beauty of the walnut make an inviting design statement.
The Ventura dining table features a softly curved shape, echoed by the soft curves of the Evan chair.
This dining table and chair combination is decidedly Scandinavian. The natural wood is highlighted through the Sand stain on both the Julian table and Evan chairs. A stainless steel pedestal base gives the table modern flair.
Organic, live edge wood goes modern in this unique pairing of the Chilton table and leather Lira chairs. Both the table and chairs feature architectural, natural steel bases that make the pairing feel intentional.
The Parsons round table tucks neatly into this eat-in kitchen. The ash top feature a Sand stain, so you get all the beauty of natural wood but in a lighter hue, helping keep this small space feel open.
Anchor your dining area with the Corbett table. Striking and dramatic in a charcoal stain, its design is simple so you can add artful chairs to enhance the space.
Any top material looks beautiful on the Aria table, but we love how walnut brings some natural wood into this kitchen. Petite in scale but big in style, the graphite base makes it easy to gather three Soren chairs around.
The Ventura table and Georgia chairs are both inspired by mid-century style, making them a classic pairing. The reverse-beveled tabletop has the slightest curve, making the softly shaped Georgia chairs feel right at home.
The round Ventura extension table is a perfect entertaining solution for a small space. It's easy to bring chairs around a circular table, and the solid wood makes it an anchor for this room.
The beauty of real, natural wood (in this case white oak) infuses this dining space with warmth.
The beauty of real, natural wood (in this case white oak) infuses this dining space with warmth.
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