Restaurant furniture collections

A collection groups chairs, tables and stools around one look so you can see a room before you build it. The 275 pieces here are sorted into themes such as wood seating, vintage bistro, industrial and cafe. Treat each group as a starting list, then open the piece for its own sizes and options.

Themes at a glance

Wood seating is the wood end of the range. Vintage bistro furniture is the bistro look in one place, and industrial furniture is its heavier cousin. Cafe furniture opens onto its own pages for booths, tables and chairs. A few groups are named for a finish or a venue, such as silver seating and bowling alley furniture.

A group is a shortcut, not a specification. Two chairs in the same collection can differ in seat height, back and width, and a table in the group has its own height and top.

What the whole set holds

Across the 275 pieces, frames are metal on 127 and wood on 53. Seats are wood on 96, vinyl on 95, fabric on 72 and metal on 37. Tops are solid wood on 18 and laminate on 7, over bases in steel on 13 and cast iron on 12.

Ladder backs appear on 15 pieces, upholstered backs on 16, curved backs on 24 and tolix-style frames on 52. Upholstery options are listed on 125. Indoor use is listed for 204 pieces and patio use for 43, so read each usage line before a collection piece goes outside. Prices start around $67.

Turn a theme into a room

Choose the theme, then count the tables. Each table sets a number of seats, and roughly 24 inches of rim per guest is a fair measure. Seats, stools and booths follow from the tables, in that order. In a small room the arithmetic runs the other way, from the wall to the table to the guest, so work from whichever number is fixed.

The tables and chairs group lists several sets, so open each listing and count the parts before you choose a quantity. Tables and chairs count toward the order minimum of 8 pieces, in any mix, and booths are exempt.

Each product still needs its own configuration, and two finishes of one chair make two lines in the basket. Save the selected pieces to a seating plan and the theme becomes a room with a count.