Chairs and armchairs

The guiding principle is to maintain a gap of about 25 to 30 cm between the chair seat and the underside of the dining table top. Most dining tables are 75 cm high, so an ideal seat height is about 45 cm.

Absolutely. The Mix & Match trend is very popular. You can combine different wooden chairs or add armchairs to the head of the table. It is important to maintain a common design language such as natural materials or a uniform color scheme.

For routine maintenance, it is recommended to vacuum the armchairs once a week. In the case of localized stains, treat immediately with a damp cloth and a little neutral soap, dabbing gently rather than scrubbing. Testing on an inconspicuous corner is always recommended before using any cleaning product.

Yes. Rattan has made a big comeback in interior design and integrates wonderfully into the living room, alongside soft rugs, natural fabric sofas, and decorative pillows. It adds a natural, light, and textured layer to the living space.

To ensure comfort, allow approximately 60 cm width per diner. This allows chairs to be moved comfortably without bumping into the person next to them, and leaves space for dinnerware, glasses, and cups on the table.

Yes. Sometimes they are more comfortable in smaller spaces, allow easy movement, and can be fully tucked under the table, thus saving space.

A reading armchair is more upright with back support and sometimes higher armrests. A lounging armchair is deeper, wider, and lower, allowing for relaxed sitting and snuggling with a throw blanket.

Solid wood is a natural material that needs protection from prolonged direct sunlight. Light cleaning with a dry or slightly damp cloth will suffice in most cases.