Dining Seating

Our wide collection of dining seating is available in premium upholstery options like leatherette or faux leather, velvet and premium fabric. Each upholstery has its unique advantages and should be picked based on your lifestyle and home decor.

Leatherette Dining Chairs

Popularly known as PVC or faux leather, Leatherette dining chair is a vegan alternative to luxurious leather. Apart from giving the similar appeal as glamorous as leather, leatherette is an easy to maintain family friendly upholstery that is anti-peel and non-toxic, making it a popular choice among families with kids and pets.

Fabric Dining Chairs

Durian’s cheerful range of fabric dining chairs feature breathable fabric upholstery that adds warmth and comfort to your home.

Velvet Dining Chairs

Durian’s range of velvet dining chairs are tested for high abrasion resistance that lets you enjoy life’s finest moments for years to come. Soft and sumptuous, it effortlessly adds glamour to your dining space.

There are various types of dining chairs available, each with its unique design and characteristics.

Side Chairs

Side chairs are the most basic and common type of dining chair. They have a simple design with a backrest and four legs, providing functional seating without armrests.

Arm Chairs

These chairs have armrests on either side of the seat. They offer added comfort and a more formal feel. Armchairs are often used at the heads of the dining table.

Wingback Chairs

These chairs feature tall, wing-shaped side panels that extend from the backrest down to the armrests. These chairs provide a classic and elegant look to a dining setting.

Parson Chairs

A simple, upholstered design with a straight back and no armrests define Parson chairs. They blend well with various dining table styles and can be easily customized with different fabrics.

Ladder-Back Chairs

Ladder back chairs have horizontal slats resembling a ladder on the backrest. They often have a rustic or country-style charm and are made from wood.

Slatted-Back Chairs

Instead of having a traditional solid back, these chairs feature a series of evenly spaced slats that run from the top to the bottom of the backrest, adding visual interest to the chair.

Upholstered Chairs

Upholstered dining chairs have padded seats and sometimes padded backrests, providing enhanced comfort and a more luxurious feel. The upholstery can be fabric, leather or leatherette.

Cleaning and maintaining your dining chairs properly keeps them in good condition and extend their lifespan. Here’s some important tips.

• Check to ensure the legs are fitted tightly to the piece on a regular basis.
• Avoid direct sunlight as it will affect your furniture. It can cause your furniture to lose its shine and luster and begin to fade.
• Vacuum your furniture regularly with a soft brush nozzle.
• Cover your seating when it's not in use. This will protect it from sunlight, dirt, and debris.
• In case of spill or stain, clean immediately.

Yes, mixing and matching dining chairs with different styles create a unique and visually interesting dining space that reflects your personality. 

Here's a step-by-step guide to help you make the right decision:

Measure Your Dining Area

Begin by measuring the available space in your dining area, including the distance between the table and the wall. This will help you determine the appropriate size and number of chairs that can comfortably fit around the table.

Consider The Dining Table

Take into account the style and height of your dining table. The chairs should complement the table's design and be of the appropriate height so that diners can comfortably sit and enjoy their meals.

Choose The Material

Decide on the material you prefer for the dining chairs. Common options include wood, metal, plastic, upholstered fabric, or a combination of materials. Consider the durability, ease of maintenance, and how well the material matches your existing decor.

Comfort and Support

Ensure the chairs provide adequate comfort and support. Consider chairs with cushioned seats and backrests if you prefer a more comfortable dining experience, especially for long meals or gatherings.

Style and Aesthetics

Determine the style you want for your dining area. Whether it's modern, traditional, rustic, mid-century, or eclectic, select chairs that align with your desired aesthetic. Mixing and matching chair styles can also create an interesting look.

Seating Capacity

Consider how many people you want the dining chairs to accommodate. This will determine the number of chairs you need to purchase. Also, think about whether you might need extra chairs for occasional guests.

Backrest and Armrests

Decide whether you prefer chairs with a solid backrest or a slatted back. Also, consider whether you want armrests or armless chairs. Armchairs provide additional comfort and a more formal look but may take up more space.

Quality and Durability

Invest in well-built and durable chairs to ensure they last for a long time. Read reviews and look for chairs made from sturdy materials with reliable construction.

Consider Versatility

Think about whether the chairs can be used in other areas of your home if needed. Versatile chairs can serve multiple purposes and offer flexibility.