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Chairs built around a solid hardwood frame, upholstered for everyday seating in the living room or dining area.

Each frame is shaped by hand before the cushion and fabric go on, so the wood you see is structural, not decorative trim.

  • Solid hardwood frame, hand-shaped
  • Upholstered seating
  • Living room and dining use

Discover how the Chairs collection pairs with a solid hardwood frame. Pair with the Dining Tables collection, or the Sofas collection for the living room.

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1. Two Ways to Sit: Dining and Lounge

A Small Collection With Two Distinct Roles

This collection covers two very different kinds of seating — upright dining chairs built for the table, and low-profile lounge chairs built for relaxing — both hand-shaped from natural solid wood. See the full Chairs collection to see both styles.

At the Dining Table

The dining chairs in this collection are sized and proportioned to sit at a Dining Table, sharing the same solid wood, hand-carved character as the table itself.

Alongside a Sofa

The lower, sculptural lounge chairs work well as a companion seat near a Sofa, extending the same exposed-wood-frame design language into a second seating position in the room.

2. Reading the Two Chair Styles

Dining Chairs With Curved Backs

The dining-style chairs use a curved backrest with integrated arm support, sized for everyday use at the table, with visible grain patterns running through the curved wood.

Low-Profile Sculptural Lounge Chairs

The lounge-style chairs sit lower to the ground, built on a continuous curved structure or a looped, open-frame leg support, with the seat and back formed as a single angled panel and no armrests — a quieter, more sculptural silhouette meant for relaxed sitting rather than dining posture.

Sized Differently by Purpose

Dining chairs in the collection run from 28 to 32 inches in height, while the lounge chairs sit lower, from 25 to 27 inches — a reminder to check which style fits the piece of furniture you're pairing it with.

3. Hand-Shaped, Not Machine-Turned

Grain That Tells Its Own Story

Whether dining or lounge style, every chair is finished by hand, so the grain pattern and tone vary slightly from one chair to the next rather than repeating identically across a set.

4. Why Choose Arboriswood

Built From Solid Wood, Not Veneer

Every chair from Arboriswood is shaped from natural solid wood, available in Brown, Walnut, Oak, or Black Tone Finish.

Comfort Built to Last

Shaped for daily comfort and made to hold up to years of regular use, not just a single season. Explore the complete Chairs collection to find the dining or lounge style that fits your space.