Chairs
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Chairs
A good chair does more than fill a corner. It sets the tone for how a room feels and how long you want to stay in it. From dining chairs that steady long conversations to armchairs that soften the end of a day, and swivel chairs that bring movement to work or reading corners, our chairs are designed to earn their place in your home. Crafted from solid timber, bent plywood, powder-coated steel, and plush upholstery in performance fabrics and genuine leather, these are chairs built for repeated use, not careful preservation.
Available in compact to generously scaled silhouettes, our chairs are designed for apartments, family homes, and everything in between. Whether you're anchoring a dining table or rethinking a quiet corner, the right chair changes everything about a room and supports how you want to stay a little longer.
FAQ
For smaller Australian apartments, look for slim-profile chairs, armless designs, or compact lounge chairs with raised legs. These create visual space and make rooms feel less crowded. Swivel chairs can also work well in multifunctional corners, acting as both seating and workspace solutions without taking up too much floor area.
Also, consider placement before you commit to a size. A chair that lives in a corner needs clearance on two sides; one that anchors a reading nook needs only enough room to sit and a surface nearby for a drink. Remember to bring your measurements with you.
Performance fabrics are designed to resist staining and stand up to daily use without looking sad about it within a year. Leather options are also worth considering; spills wipe clean in seconds, and the material tends to age well. If you love the warmth of a natural fabric, look for chairs with removable, washable seat covers. Linen and bouclé are beautiful, but they do ask more of you.
Australian homes deal with a wider range of conditions than most: coastal humidity, dry inland heat, UV-heavy summers, and your chair materials need to be honest about that. For indoor chairs, solid timber (particularly oak, acacia, and walnut) holds up exceptionally well and tends to get better with age. Powder-coated steel and aluminium frames are resilient and easy to maintain.
For upholstery, UV exposure is worth thinking about even indoors if your space gets strong afternoon light. Performance fabrics and full-grain leather both handle it well. Avoid low-quality bonded leather in humid climates, as it tends to peel within a few years, and no one needs that conversation with a guest.
Most dining chairs have a seat height of around 45–48 cm, designed to pair with standard dining tables at about 74–76 cm high. The key is maintaining roughly 25–30 cm of space between the seat and the tabletop for comfortable legroom during meals.
While we strive to reach every corner of the AU, our delivery coverage is currently limited to selected areas. To check whether your location is within our delivery zones, simply enter your postcode on the product page. For more details, visit our delivery page.
We also offer a limited warranty against manufacturing defects on our chairs. Warranty duration varies by product—full details are available on our product warranty page. If your purchase isn’t quite right, our return policy outlines eligibility, timelines, and processes on the sales and refunds page.
For further assistance, visit our help center for FAQs and ways to get in touch with our customer support team.