Designer Dining Chairs

With stun­ning wire grid frames and sculp­ture-like forms, at Icon­ic Inte­ri­ors we are proud to be stock­ing three of Har­ry Bertoia’s lim­it­ed chair range. 

Part of the icon­ic Alu­mini­um Group designed by Charles and Ray Eames, the EA101 chair was orig­i­nal­ly cre­at­ed back in 1958. Care­ful­ly craft­ed for the pri­vate home of an Indi­ana, US-based art col­lec­tor, this is a chair that was designed to be light, ver­sa­tile and suit­able for both the office and the din­ing room.

The Eral chair is part of the 2013 col­lec­tion by Bonal­do, Italy, has the advan­tage of being great val­ue as well as very com­fort­able, with a high back.

The Series 7 Din­ing Chair — also known as the But­ter­fly Chair — is per­haps Arne Jacob­sen’s most icon­ic design. It was orig­i­nal­ly designed by Jacob­sen for Fritz Hansen, and while the pair’s col­lab­o­ra­tions date back to 1934, it was only real­ly this 1955 chair, along with the 1952 three-legged Ant chair on which the design was based, that pro­pelled the two into the fur­ni­ture hall of fame. 

The Loto W din­ing chairs are new to the Ital­ian Bonal­do range, designed by Don­doli & Poc­ci. One of Italy’s lead­ing design­er fur­ni­ture com­pa­nies, Bonal­do spe­cialise in pieces that are super mod­ern, but which are also time­less, using a vari­ety of mate­ri­als to cre­ate din­ing tables, chairs, cof­fee tables and oth­er items that will endure the test of time.

Intro­duc­ing the Brno chair with tubu­lar frame. The chair is made in Italy and shipped direct with­in 3 weeks. Con­tact us for more details. 

Grow beau­ty in any space, with the PK9 ​‘Tulip’ Din­ing Chair. With its tulip-shaped leather seat and ele­gant stem of brushed stain­less steel, this fur­ni­ture flower will nur­ture design­er good-looks where ever you plant it. 

Get a double‑o wow with the War­ren Plat­ner din­ing chair, a seat fea­tured in the styl­ish James Bond 007 movie, Quan­tum of Solace. Bond may not have stopped to appre­ci­ate this chair’s impec­ca­ble style pedi­gree, with its mod­ernist stain­less steel lines and sump­tu­ous cush­ion­ing, but you can. A chair made for fine din­ing or loung­ing with a cock­tail, the din­ing chair is avail­able in a range of fab­rics or soft leathers.

No epi­cure­an delight should be enjoyed on any oth­er din­ing chair. The Eames DCW Ply­wood Din­ing Chair is a beau­ti­ful­ly flu­id design in mould­ed ply­wood. The chair has such a vibrant feel that you’d expect it to join in the din­ner con­ver­sa­tion, not just be the sub­ject of high praise from guests. The ergonom­ic com­fort preva­lent through­out the range is empha­sised by the organ­ic tone.

Get an ​‘eye­ful’ of the Eames DSR ​‘Eif­fel’ Chair – a design­er clas­sic that says as much about its owner’s appre­ci­a­tion of clas­sic fur­ni­ture as it does about the inte­ri­or it decorates. 

Sit com­fort­ably in the LC7 Swiv­el chair know­ing you’ve enlivened your inte­ri­or with a gen­uine icon­ic arte­fact of mod­ernist cul­ture. Adapt­able as well as endur­ing, The LC7 can be used a din­ing, side or exec­u­tive chair. The superbly craft­ed padded foam revolv­ing back pro­vides you with a flu­id­i­ty of move­ment accen­tu­at­ed by the sharp chrome lines of the tubu­lar frame.

Dress for din­ner with the Eames DAW Din­ing Chair, the ulti­mate acces­so­ry for any din­ing table. This wood­en-legged design­er chair can be used for much more than just styl­ish din­ing. Accen­tu­ate any lounge, study or busi­ness space with this curvy, com­pact piece of fur­ni­ture that’s as durable as it is beautiful. 

Slip into the ulti­mate Paris-chic seat, with this clas­sic Fifties chair. Designed by Ray and Charles Eames, this Eif­fel Tow­er-inspired chair is syn­ony­mous with mid-twen­ti­eth cen­tu­ry design exper­tise, and here’s why. The Eames DAR Din­ing Chair’s mould­ed-fibre­glass seat shell wraps around you like a design­er suit, offer­ing com­fort, design­er good looks, and effort­less style. 

Mar­i­lyn Mon­roe, Elvis Pres­ley, the Ford Thun­der­bird, the Eames DSW Din­ing Chair. All rev­o­lu­tion­ary. All 1950s icons that changed the world. It is no acci­dent that the Eames DSW Din­ing Chair has no con­tem­po­rary equal, but plen­ty of repli­cas and mim­ics. Longevi­ty was as much a part of the Eames phi­los­o­phy to design, as artis­tic flair, com­fort and func­tion­al­i­ty. This piece of design his­to­ry, avail­able in daz­zling range of coloured seats, speaks vol­umes about your appre­ci­a­tion of good design. Choose from red orange, green, sky blue, yel­low, black and white. 

Sink your booty into this design trea­sure – quite sim­ply the chair to own if you want style and lots of it. Right­ly not­ed as one of the 80 man-made trea­sures of the world by archi­tec­tur­al guru, Dan Cruick­shank, the Brno adds style to any home, busi­ness or leisure facil­i­ty. With Ital­ian-leather uphol­stery float­ing between two arch­es of tough stain­less steel, the Brno chair is not only breath­tak­ing­ly beau­ti­ful, it’s also extreme­ly com­fort­able and durable.

Made in Italy. Now avail­able in alu­mini­um. Con­tact us to dis­cuss the wide range of fin­ish­es available. 

Be aware this ver­sion is a very sol­id and rigid fibre­glass chair — avoid the cheap­er flim­sy and light ver­sions. The year was 1995. The mag­a­zine was British Vogue. On the cov­er, a naked Kate Moss draped her lus­cious form across a mod­ern plas­tic chair that was as sin­u­ous and sleek as the mod­el herself.