9 Dining Chairs For Every Type of Space

If you're looking for a timeless wooden dining chair, the Pottery Barn Cline Dining Chair ($358 for two) is a perfect option. It's minimal yet classic and warm. It's one of Pottery Barn's bestsellers, and we can see why. Choose from four different finishes to get the right look for your dining room.

The circular rattan cane tops on these Jaxsen Faux Leather Indoor Kitchen Dining Chairs ($280 for four) add dramatic contrast to a rectangular dining table. The caramel-hued, faux-leather seats are cushioned with 28D foam for comfort. They have more than 162 reviews with an average rating of four and a half stars, with reviewers raving about how easy they are to assemble.

Modeled after a midcentury design icon, these CangLong Modern Mid-Century Dining Chairs ($99 for two) are classic and ergonomic. The plastic seats are easy to wipe off and perfect for families with small kids. They come in five colors, so you can choose the best option for your dining room's color scheme.

If you love the look of classic French bistro chairs, this Pottery Barn Lucas Dining Chair ($314, originally $349) feels like a luxe version with its antique-brass nailhead trim and cushioned faux-leather seat. I have these dining chairs at home and appreciate that they look designer and are comfortable but can be easily wiped down.

If plush upholstery is more your speed, this West Elm Jack Metal Frame Dining Chair ($329) comes with three fabric options that ship quickly (including a performance fabric). If you're patient enough to go the customized route, you can choose from more than 30 other fabric options. You can also choose from three different leg styles: dark bronze, light bronze, and chrome.

If you prefer buttery-soft, top-grain leather, this Castlery Kelsey Leather Chair ($259) is worth considering. Its airy, white-wash frame and caramel-colored leather seats are comfortable yet compact. Reviewers love that it comes fully assembled.

Go for something luxe with the Lulu and Georgia Whit Dining Chair by Sarah Sherman Samuel ($1,298 for two). The sculptural yet minimal design ensures it's a statement maker.

Whether you place them in your dining room or use them as patio seating, these FDW Chairs Metal Stackable Restaurant Dining Chairs ($84 for four) are a fantastic buy. The industrial aesthetic also extends to the indestructible nature of these durable chairs. They're lightweight, comfortable, and scratch- and rust-resistant, so whether you have kids or just need them to brave the outdoor elements, you can count on them lasting.

For outdoor seating that feels refined yet relaxed, try these Best Choice Products Outdoor Patio Wicker Chairs ($350 for four). They're easy to store when not in use, and the removable cushions lend extra comfort. The wicker material is also fade- and weather-resistant, so they'll hold up equally well in the rain or direct sunlight.