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Explore - Chairs
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Dr. Yes Chair
Pros The Dr. Yes is no shrinking violet; the bold, sweeping profile makes a big statement in any room. We love the contrast between the glossy exterior and matte interior, and the texture of the s...
$187.00
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Air Chair
Pros These lightweight polypropylene-and-glass-fiber chairs are ideal for outdoor use; they’re stackable and each has a cutout that ensures the seat won’t gather puddles. They come in ...
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America Chair
Pros In case you missed it, we’ll say it again: It costs $29. When folded, it’s just two inches wide: Stash a few in your closet to accommodate extra guests. Cons It’s engin...
$29.00
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DSS Stacking Side Chair
Pros The supportive back comes up high and tapers toward the top, providing clearance for your elbows—useful if you’re at a computer or pulled up close to a worktable. It’s stack...
$229.00
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Spark Chair
Pros With six base colors and more than 80 different Knoll fabrics for the cushion, this baby is almost endlessly customizable. Super-comfortable, thanks to the padded seat and gently curved back....
$159.00
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Cain Chair
Pros This simple wood chair is made from sustainably harvested maple from New York and Pennsylvania. It's stackable and available either unfinished, covered in clear lacquer, or a (more pricey) br...
$190.00
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Madeira Chair
Pros This striking stackable chair is an eco star: the polypropylene-injected seat contains 40% recycled wood fibers. It can be used indoors or out, and comes in a variety of color combinations: w...
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Trennza Side Chair
In the backyard it's stationary, but the steel frame of this outdoor side chair was initially developed for the rough-and-tumble world of automotives.
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Bob Armchair
Designer Hella Jongerius delights in often unexpected combinations and contrasts of material choices. As such, it's no surprise that the Dutch master craftswoman complimented this aluminum-and...
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The Farmhouse Chair
Spot weilding allows this wire seat to sport such unique geometry, and powder-coating gives it its bright hue.
$450.00
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Emu Pattern Seating
Spill on it. Stack it. Leave it out in the rain. This hexagonally embellished seat is made from a single piece of steel designed to effortlessly weather whatever elements your backyard has to offer.
$372.00
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111 Navy Chair
Modeled on the classic Emeco 1006 Navy chair of 1944, but made from 111 recycled plastic bottles, the 111 Navy chair marries iconic form with a highly progressive brand of manufacturing. Made of...
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Tip Ton Chair
From start to finish, Tip Ton—made for use in educational environments—saw nearly 100 prototypes before its patented forward tilt was perfected. “We knew what the problems were...
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Florinda Chair
Mother Nature’s finest beech meets man-made plastic in this stackable seat that makes the most of both materials’ properties.
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Beverly Chair
The distinct scissored leg of this seat recalls both Poul Kjærholm’s PK91 folding stool and the elegant sculpted aluminum forms of Eames’s Tandem Seating.
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Jill Chair
It may be an attempt to re-create the DSR for the American market (where Vitra can’t sell Eames’s designs as they do in Europe), but the patented process behind the production of Jill...
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Piao Paper Chair
Piao may be crafted with the same materials and techniques as traditional Yuhang paper umbrellas, but its scooped shell sings the same tune as the La Fonda chair.
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Waver Chair
Konstantin Grcic set out to “deliberately use nonconventional armchair typology,” turning to high-performance sporting equipment like that used in windsurfing for inspiration instead...
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Lightwood Chair
There are few finer chairs than those produced by Japanese maker Maruni, whose levels of craftsmanship and woodworking technology are hard to top. Morrison again offers an update of the archetypal...
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Swell Seating Collection
Not only made in America, the Swell Seating Collection and its pieces are nearly all made in Pennsylvania. The specialized sewing necessary to produce the slings that make up the seats is done at...
