Valerie Objects Alu Dining Chair Curry/Red is a further development of the classic Alu Chair from the design duo Fien Muller and Hannes Van Severen. In this version, the backrest and seat are made of laminated oak, while the frame is made of lightweight aluminium.

The combination of metal and wood gives the chair a harmonious expression where the industrial meets the natural. The result is a chair that appears both playful and subdued, and that fits into many types of interiors – from modern to classic environments.

The colour combination of curry and red adds a warm and personal touch, while the chair’s simple form makes it suitable as a dining chair or as a standalone design element in the room.

The Tom Dixon Slab Dining Chair Upholstered is part of the Slab series, which highlights the natural expression of oak through a deeply brushed surface that accentuates the wood grain. The series is characterised by simple, right-angled shapes and generous proportions that give a striking and timeless expression.

The chair is made of solid oak from sustainably managed forests and is available here in a black finish. The slightly rounded edge softens the geometric lines and provides a pleasant visual expression.

This variant is upholstered for increased seating comfort and is sold as a set of two chairs, making it suitable for both private dining rooms and professional interiors where quality and aesthetics are prioritised.

The Normann Copenhagen Form Dining Chair in light grey with steel legs is part of the Form series, designed by Simon Legald. The series is characterised by its clean expression and focus on simplicity, where each element is carefully balanced to create a harmonious whole.

The chair has a seat made of injection-moulded polypropylene, which provides a smooth and pleasant surface, while the slim steel legs add an industrial and modern touch. The combination of materials makes the chair both robust and light in appearance.

With a height of 80 cm, a width of 48 cm and a depth of 52 cm, the chair is suitable for most dining tables. The seat depth of 44 cm provides a comfortable sitting position, and the chair can easily fit into various types of interiors – from cosy dining rooms to office and café areas.

The Form series is created with a focus on functionality and aesthetics, and the chair reflects the Scandinavian design tradition, where quality and simplicity go hand in hand.

The GUBI Beetle Dining Chair with a wooden base in smoked oak and a seat in Alabaster White is part of the well-known Beetle series designed by GamFratesi. The chair is inspired by the world of insects, reflected in its soft, rounded shapes and the characteristic shell reminiscent of a beetle's body.

The construction combines a light and organic expression with a solid base in matt lacquered smoked oak. The seat is made of polypropylene and HDPE, providing a smooth and durable surface that is also easy to maintain.

The Beetle chair is developed with a focus on comfort and ergonomics, so it can be used for longer periods – both as a dining chair and as a meeting chair. It is available in several variants with different materials and colours, making it flexible in interior design.

The Thonet S 64 V Cantilever Dining Chair is a further development of Marcel Breuer's famous design from the Bauhaus period. The chair is characterised by its floating expression, where the supporting frame in steel tubing forms a flexible construction without traditional back legs.

The seat and backrest are made of bent solid wood with rattan and synthetic mesh, giving a light and airy feel. The combination of industrial steel tubing and natural wood creates a balance between modern and classic materials.

With armrests and an ergonomically shaped seat, the chair offers both comfort and aesthetics, making it suitable as a dining chair in both private homes and professional environments.

The design is an example of Thonet's ability to combine traditional craftsmanship with modern design, and the chair stands out as a timeless piece of furniture that fits into many types of interiors.

The FDB Møbler P9 Children's Chair was designed by Børge Mogensen in 1946 and is part of a series originally created to bring functional and beautiful design into the children's room. The series has been relaunched so that new generations can enjoy the classic shapes and solid craftsmanship.

The chair is made of beech wood and has a blue finish that gives a fresh and playful expression. The simple construction and rounded shapes make it both stable and comfortable for children to sit on.

The P9 series consists of several pieces of furniture, including a chair, table, and bench, which together create a harmonious and functional environment for play and learning. The blue variant adds a colourful element that fits into many types of children's rooms.

The New Works Bukowski Dining Chair is designed by New Works Studio and expresses a balance between simplicity and strength. The chair has a distinctive design language where slender and solid elements meet in a harmonious whole.

The beech wood construction gives the chair a robust expression, while the upholstered seat adds comfort and softness. The combination of materials and proportions creates a chair that is both functional and aesthetically interesting.

The geometry of the design and the sturdy legs give the chair a stable impression, while maintaining a light and modern expression. It fits both dining rooms and kitchens where a piece of furniture with a clear design identity is desired.

The Kartell Re-Chair is part of a series designed by Antonio Citterio, where recycled materials are given new life in the form of functional and stylish furniture. The chair is made from recycled thermoplastic technopolymer with mineral filler, providing a robust and weather-resistant construction.

The design is characterised by clean lines and a light yet solid form, making the chair suitable for both the dining room and outdoor use. It can be stacked, making it practical in spaces where flexibility and space optimisation are important.

The Re-Chair series illustrates how modern design can combine aesthetics and sustainability. By using recycled resources such as plastic waste and coffee capsules, the chair contributes to a more circular approach to furniture production.

The Magis Chair One 4 Legs is a dining chair that stands out with its distinctive geometric design language. The chair is designed by Konstantin Grcic for Magis and is part of the Chair One collection, known for its polygonal pattern that creates a three-dimensional visual effect.

The seat and frame are made of polished cast aluminium, providing a combination of low weight and high strength. The anodised red surface adds a modern and industrial expression, while the material is resistant to weather exposure.

The chair is designed for both indoor and outdoor use, making it suitable for everything from dining rooms and kitchens to terraces and café areas. The collection is available in several colours and versions, including models with four legs and a swivel variant.

The Vitra Eames Plastic RE DAR Dining Chair is a contemporary version of the famous Eames chair, originally designed by Charles and Ray Eames. The model is characterised by its organic seat shape and geometric base, often referred to as the 'Eiffel' base.

The seat is made of RE Plastic, a material based on recycled plastic resources. This gives the chair a more sustainable character and may result in small variations in colour tone from chair to chair.

The chair combines functionality and aesthetics in a simple expression, making it suitable for both private homes and professional environments such as cafés and offices. The ergonomic shape provides a comfortable seating experience, while the chrome-plated base adds an elegant and light expression.

With a height of 83 cm and a depth of 62.5 cm, the chair has proportions that fit most dining tables. It is an example of Vitra's focus on quality, durability, and design heritage.

The artek 66 Dining Chair was designed by Finnish architect and designer Alvar Aalto in 1935. The chair is characterised by its simple, functional form and the distinctive wide backrest that provides good seating comfort.

The seat and legs are made of solid birch, while the backrest consists of moulded birch veneer attached with visible bolts. This construction provides both strength and an aesthetic expression that highlights the natural structure of the material.

The backrest is designed with an integrated handle that makes it easy to move the chair. The combination of practical function and aesthetic simplicity makes the model suitable for many types of spaces – from kitchens and dining rooms to cafés and lounge areas.

The chair is part of Artek’s collection of classic furniture and reflects Aalto’s experiments with moulded wood and the so-called L-leg, which became a hallmark of many of his designs.

The Piet Hein Dining Chair from Sibast Furniture was originally designed in 1968 and is based on Piet Hein's characteristic superellipse shape. This form forms the basis for both the seat and backrest, giving the chair a harmonious and balanced expression.

The chair is constructed with a black lacquered steel frame that adds lightness and stability, while the seat and backrest are made of oak and upholstered in cognac-coloured leather. The combination of materials gives a warm and exclusive expression that fits into many types of dining rooms.

The design is an example of Piet Hein's ability to combine aesthetics and functionality. The chair is created with a focus on seating comfort and proportions, so that it appears both elegant and comfortable in use.

With its timeless form and choice of materials, the chair functions as a striking yet discreet element in the interior, which can be combined with both modern and classic dining tables.

The AYTM ANGUI Dining Chair Anthracite is part of the ANGUI series, created with a focus on simple lines and an elegant expression. The series is characterised by its soft, organic shapes that contribute to a calm and harmonious atmosphere in the interior.

The chair has a round and slim steel frame that gives the construction a light and airy expression. The seat is upholstered with polyester, providing comfortable seating and a certain warmth in the material.

With its muted anthracite colour, the chair fits into many types of interiors, from modern minimalist homes to more classic environments. It can be used as a dining chair, but also as a decorative element in the hallway or bedroom.

Designed by AYTM, it combines functionality with aesthetics, and the chair is an example of how simple materials can form the basis for a refined and timeless piece of furniture.

The Mater Conscious BM3162 dining chair is a relaunch of Børge Mogensen's 1958 design, now produced by Mater with a focus on sustainability. The chair combines the timeless design language of Mogensen's original design with modern material technology.

The seat and back are made from a blend of recycled plastic, coffee shells from BKI, and recycled fibreglass, giving each chair a unique expression. The frame is made of FSC-certified wood, supporting responsible forestry.

This version in black beech and coffee-coloured seat and back appears as an elegant and functional chair that fits into both classic and modern interiors. As the materials are recycled, natural variations in the surface may occur, contributing to the chair's individual character.

Font Dining Chair Vidar 0786/Polished Steel Frame is part of the Font series from Møbel Copenhagen, designed by David Thulstrup. The series is characterised by a balanced combination of comfort and minimalist aesthetics, making the furniture suitable for both private homes and professional environments.

The chair has a polished steel frame that gives a light and modern expression, while the seat and back are upholstered in Vidar 0786 fabric, adding a soft and inviting surface. The ergonomic shape and padded surfaces ensure a comfortable seating experience, even during long meals.

With its clean design language and focus on material quality, the chair fits into many types of interiors. It can be combined with other furniture from the Font series, which includes bar stools, sofas, and armchairs in a corresponding design expression.

The HAY J77 Dining Chair is designed by Folke Pålsson and reissued by HAY as part of their collection of classic wooden chairs. The chair is inspired by the traditional Windsor chair but interpreted in a modern design language with clean lines and a light construction.

The seat is wide and the backrest slightly curved, providing a comfortable seating experience. The slightly tapered legs contribute to stability and emphasise the chair’s craftsmanship quality.

The model is made of solid beech and finished in the colour Sage, which adds a subtle colour element without being dominant. The combination of natural material and muted colour tone makes the chair suitable for both classic and modern dining areas.

The J77 chair is part of HAY’s reissue of Danish design classics and is an example of how functionality and aesthetics can be united in a simple piece of furniture.

The Muuto Visu Dining Chair with Sled Base is designed by Mika Tolvanen and expresses a modern interpretation of the classic shell chair. It is made of moulded veneer, which gives a light and organic shape, while the powder-coated steel base adds stability and a clean expression.

The chair follows the Scandinavian principle that form and function should go hand in hand. It is developed with a focus on comfort and durability, making it suitable for both private homes and professional environments such as offices or cafés.

This version is finished in black and comes without upholstery. The surface is treated with a water-based lacquer that protects the wood and makes the chair easy to maintain. Cleaning is done with a damp cloth, and minor stains can be removed with mild detergent.

The Visu chair is available in several colours and variants, but this model with sled base and black finish stands out as a timeless choice that fits into many types of interiors.

The Cow Horn Dining Chair from Warm Nordic is a reissue of Knud Færch’s iconic design from the 1960s. The chair is characterised by its distinctive backrest shape reminiscent of horns, providing both visual lightness and body support.

The construction in solid oak combined with upholstery in black leather and foam provides a comfortable seating experience. The soft curves and precise craftsmanship reflect the Danish furniture tradition where function and form go hand in hand.

The chair is suitable as a dining chair but can also be used as a standalone piece in the living room or office, where its sculptural expression can truly shine.

The Cow Horn series is offered in several variants of wood and upholstery, making it possible to adapt the expression to different interiors.

The Andersen Furniture TAC Dining Chair is designed by ByKATO and has received the Reddot Design Award for its thoughtful and timeless design language. The chair combines an organic form with a simple, Nordic aesthetic that makes it suitable for many types of modern interiors.

The legs are made of solid oak with a white-pigmented matte lacquer that gives a natural and light expression. The seat shell is made of matte plastic in a light blue shade that adds a subtle play of colour to the room.

Between the legs and the shell are brass rings that serve both as a visual design element and as reinforcement of the construction. This detail contributes to the chair’s stability and emphasises its craftsmanship quality.

The TAC chair is available in several colour combinations, making it possible to adapt the expression to different interior styles. It is intended for indoor use and is created with a focus on comfort and durability.

The Hyg Dining Chair from Normann Copenhagen is part of the Hyg series, created by designer Simon Legald. The series is based on the Danish concept of hygge and seeks to translate the feeling of security and presence into a physical piece of furniture.

The chair has an organic design language with rounded lines and an inviting silhouette that provides a comfortable seating experience. The upholstered shell is made of polypropylene with PU foam and covered with the fabric Main Line Flax MLF20, which adds both texture and warmth to the expression.

The legs are made of powder-coated steel in black, giving the chair a modern and minimalist look. The combination of textile and metal creates a balanced contrast between softness and robustness.

The Hyg Dining Chair is suitable for use around the dining table in both private homes and professional environments, where comfort and aesthetics are prioritised.