Chairs & benches

Our contemporary take on the Arts & Crafts style: natural oak frames, rush seats and traditional techniques combine with a pared-back aesthetic in the dining chair, folding chair, stool and bench in the Wycombe collection.

For rooms that sit somewhere between traditional and modern, Montague combines classic Lloyd Loom with a contemporary shape.

Havana’s a chair that celebrates traditional Lloyd Loom with a timeless design. You can also combine the carver and armless shapes.

Choose from three sizes of bench and two oak finishes (darkened and natural) in our Arundel collection: a style that mixes rusticity with a refined, tactile finish and contemporary simplicity.

Shoreditch is a dining chair that’ll bring crisp, clean, contemporary lines to your room – whether you choose the design with arm rests or without.

Inspired by laidback seaside style, Long Island is nevertheless a neatly-tailored and contemporary high-backed dining chair. The covers are also removable so you can ring in the changes with a new set.

One of our most traditional dining chair styles for those of us that like a tall back, firm seat and classic button detailing.

A cosy, wraparound shape for when you like the feel of a carver chair but want something a little smaller.

Sometimes all you want is an understated chair design that gently cushions and supports. Which is where Miller comes in.

For when you want a pared-back upholstered design that’s still full of back-moulding and shoulder-hugging curves.

Calverston’s a curvaceous design that’s full of springy comfort, with a lower back so your table’s in clear view.

Inspired by an antique but with added contours so it’ll suit any style and shape of table. Available in two oak finishes or 28+ colours.

Wardley’s a contemporary take on the classic Windsor chair, for when you want to nod to tradition. It comes in oak or painted tulipwood too.

A painted timber chair that’s a blank-but-beautiful canvas, so you can experiment with colour or keep things subtle and understated.

Edinburgh’s a traditional oak bench that not only offers a place to sit, but also storage space for wellies and baskets underneath.