11 Wooden Dining Chairs: Simple & Beautiful

The Splitted Dining Chair by Teun Zwets combines expressive craftsmanship with intuitive design. Made from split Douglas Fir beams, its sculptural character fits seamlessly in modern dining rooms or contemporary living spaces, reflecting Zwets’ spontaneous “thinking through making” approach to design.

The Shocking Chair by Josh Page Studio adds bold character and versatility to modern living rooms or dining rooms. Made from rustic teak wood with stainless steel screws and enamel-painted details, it serves equally well as a dining, desk, or side chair. A functional design piece with unmistakable personality.

The Muisca Dining Chair by Ombia Studio brings together ancestral symbolism and modern refinement. Crafted from oiled walnut, its organic form introduces warmth and sculptural balance to contemporary dining rooms. Upholstered in mustard mohair and copper satin, it evokes the rich tones of pre-Columbian artistry, blending modern craftsmanship with timeless cultural influence.

Dedicated to Yara, this chair explores the potential of steam-bent wood. The design’s curved structure reveals the material’s strength and flexibility. Its sculptural form and smooth transitions echo mid-century modern and Scandinavian modern influences, bringing organic elegance to living rooms, dining areas, or reading spaces

Shaped through clear lines composed of squares and circles the Conceptual form is created where each element proves essential for the joinery. This slotting system gives the freedom of easy disassembly and flexibility. Natural black pigments stained on birch plywood.

The Minimalist “Clara” wood and upholstered is part of our “BASE” collection. It is inspired by the Mexican modernist era. In Taller Nacional, wood is used as a basis.

Designed with modern and simple geometry. The Art Deco Stoa chair emerged as a result of blending natural materials with minimal lines.

The Luna Chair by STUDIO KALLANG honors traditional craftsmanship while embracing playful modernist design. Handcrafted by artisans in Indonesia from solid teak wood, its sculptural silhouette reflects a dialogue between heritage technique and contemporary form.

This distinctive dining chair, originating from a mid-century design, is reimagined using real wood.

The Poppy Chair by Deya captures natural elegance through its flower-shaped oak backrest and wavy legs inspired by organic forms. Upholstered in dark green teddy fabric, it balances softness and structure. With untreated oak showcasing its raw texture, the chair reflects Scandinavian modern and biophilic design influences, celebrating comfort and nature in modern living.

The Moza Chair celebrates sustainable design through the use of reclaimed Brazilian woods, each piece forming a one-of-a-kind natural mosaic. Its solid wood frame showcases variations in color and grain, blending functionality with handcrafted precision. Reflecting sustainable design and tropical modern influences.