Wooden dining chairs

Wooden Dining Chair

Wood's properties are utilized to achieve comfort, durability, and clear form. Wood is self-supporting and can be processed with high precision, which is evident in furniture series where construction and form are developed as a whole, such as Bok from Ethnicraft.

Our assortment includes chairs in solid oak, birch, ash, and walnut. Each wood species has its own structure, color tone, and density. Wood is a durable material with a long lifespan, and over time, its surface changes, reflecting use and the material's natural development. Surface treatments affect both expression and maintenance. Lacquer provides a durable and easy-to-maintain surface. Oiled surfaces highlight the grain. Soap treatment gives a matte and natural feel. Some models incorporate veneer or bentwood. Wooden frames are combined with woven seats or leather seats to provide both support and comfort, as in the Betty series.

Wooden Chairs

The wooden chairs in our selection can be used in many types of rooms. They are available with or without armrests, in the form of wooden armchairs. The Cesca Armchair, designed by Marcel Breuer and produced by Knoll, is available in both variants. The chair features a beech frame, a hand-woven cane seat, and a bent steel tube base. The construction is based on industrial methods combined with traditional craftsmanship. The bent steel provides flexibility and load-bearing capacity, while wood and cane add tactility and texture.

Wooden dining chairs can be used beyond the dining table. They also work well in the hallway, at a desk, or as an extra seat in other rooms. When needed, the chair can easily be moved back to the dining area.

Designer Chairs

Several of our wooden dining chairs are produced by PP Møbler, Källemo, and Fredericia Furniture. PP Møbler works with advanced woodworking techniques and builds on the Danish furniture tradition. One example is the PP250 Valet Chair, designed by Hans J. Wegner. The chair combines solid wood craftsmanship with functional details such as integrated clothes storage.

From Fredericia Furniture, there is also the J39 series, designed by Børge Mogensen in 1947. With its solid wood construction and woven paper cord seat, the chair is a clear example of functional and durable design, where the properties of the materials help define both form and comfort.

The Camilla chair, designed by John Kandell for Källemo, is made of beech and based on the traditional milking stool. It has three legs and a compact form. Another example is In Between SK1, a dining chair in black-lacquered oak designed by Sami Kallio.