Collection: Wooden Dining Chairs

Our wooden dining chairs are sold in sets of 2, with solid wood frames in walnut, oak, natural wood, and Claro Walnut finishes — including two foldable options for flexible seating.

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Sustainable

Creating your perfect home is easy with our focus on quality, sustainability, and affordability. Whether you’re furnishing a new space or updating your current one, we have the perfect pieces for you.

Minimalist Designs

Explore our collection of modern designs that blend style and function, adding elegance to any space. Each piece is crafted to complement your home.

Fast Shipping

Fast, reliable, and nationwide! With our dedicated delivery fleet and trusted partners Mainfreight, we ensure your furniture reaches any corner of New Zealand quickly and securely.

Carefully Crafted

From our factory to your door! We craft our furniture in-house, cutting out the middleman to keep quality high and prices low, giving you top-notch style and craftsmanship.

Wooden Dining Chairs NZ

Every wooden dining chair in this collection has a solid wood frame — not a metal or plastic base with a timber-look finish. The range covers 15 styles across walnut, natural wood, oak, Claro Walnut, and black finishes, all sold in sets of 2 and priced from $149 to $399 per set. If you'd rather see every style including upholstered and stackable options, browse our full dining chairs collection.

Wood Finishes Available

  • Natural wood: a warm, light tone that suits casual and Scandi-style dining areas — available across the Legnano Hansen, Lecce, Cento, Sasso, Lazio, Stoven, and Sanza ranges
  • Walnut: a darker, richer grain that pairs well with formal or mid-century settings — available in the Legnano Hansen, Arezzo, Cento, and Ravello models
  • Claro Walnut: a distinctive mid-tone with visible grain detail — available in the Armati Dining Chair
  • Black (wood frame): a painted solid wood frame for a modern, high-contrast look — available in the Arezzo Dining Chair

Cushioned vs. Uncushioned Seats

Some chairs in this range have a bare wood seat, while others include a fabric or PU-cushioned seat on a solid wood frame. If comfort over longer meals matters, the cushioned options — Cento, Lazio, Ravello, Bono, and Lecce Foldable with Cushion Seat — give you the sturdiness of a wooden chair with a softer sit. The uncushioned models are easier to wipe clean and suit households that prefer low-maintenance seating.

Foldable Wooden Dining Chairs

Two models in this range fold flat for storage — the Lecce Foldable Dining Chair (Wood) and the Lecce Foldable Dining Chair with Cushion Seat (Wood & Beige). Both are useful as extra seating that can be stored away between larger gatherings, or as everyday chairs in a tight space where the chairs need to be put away between meals.

Pairing Wooden Chairs With a Dining Table

  • Walnut chairs pair naturally with walnut-finished tables, but also work as a contrast against white or lighter tabletops
  • Natural wood chairs match oak or wood-finish tables for a cohesive, warm look
  • Match your wooden dining chairs with a dining table from the same range (Legnano, Arezzo, Stoven, Armati, Ravello) for a coordinated finish, or mix ranges for a less uniform look
  • Want everything matched? Browse our dining room sets for pre-paired table and chair combinations

Why Shop Wooden Dining Chairs at Proferlo

  • NZ-wide delivery from our Auckland base, with local pickup available for Auckland customers
  • Factory-direct pricing — chairs designed and built in-house, without a middleman markup
  • 15 solid wood styles across five wood finishes, all sold in sets of 2
  • Two foldable options for households that need flexible extra seating

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