Choosing dining room furniture can be a daunting task. From coordinating styles, colors, and materials to envisioning the finished look, restaurant interior design is no easy task. 
Armchairs and side chairs
Let's go straight to the two main types of dining chairs: side chairs and armchairs. Usually, armchairs are placed at the end of the table, surrounded by side chairs. However, some people opt for full side chairs for a more casual look, or even full armchairs for extra comfort and formality. In pursuit of a stylish look, many of Cabinfield's chairs can be customized as bar-height dining chairs or even swiveled bar stools. Finally, the dining table provides extra seating space for family and friends.
Dining chair design type
There are many different types of oak dining tables in Australia and chairs with different backs, legs, armrests, and seat designs. This comprehensive dining chair guide details the history and purpose of each chair type. We cover classic slatted backs, as well as more unique designs such as fan backs and even upgraded keg chairs. Let's dive into the water!
1. Arching chair
The reclining oak dining table is australia and the chairs are usually Windsor chairs. This colonial-style dining chair is handcrafted from solid wood with a wooden spindle back and continuous armrests. A classic American side chair, the bow-backed chair is attractive from any Angle. This timeless dining chair dates back to the late 16th century and works best in a traditional or farmhouse-style dining room setting.
2. Reclining dining chair
A cross-backed chair (also known as an X-backed chair) adds charm and character to any space. These French country-style chairs feature curved X-backs that provide an ergonomic backrest. The cross-backed chairs look great in the farmhouse-style kitchen. The popular look of these beloved farmhouse dining chairs is a two-tone wood grain and white paint finish.
3. Cut out the back dining chair
A hollowed-out back oak dining table in Australia and a chair offer something different. These striking chairs have geometric cuts in the back, often associated with the Mission style. The cuts demonstrate the carpentry expertise of the craftsman and highlight the beauty of the wood grain. Depending on the shape of the cut on the back of the wooden chair, the design of this chair can range from traditional to modern.
4. Fan back the dining chair
Uniquely styled, this elegant dining chair features a classic slatted back design with a striking scalloped back. The back is handmade with solid wood, the outline design is clever, ergonomic, high comfort, and the side outline is beautiful. The Fanback chair is diverse in style and comfortable in Mission, traditional, postmodern, and contemporary Settings.
5. Floating armchairs
The unique feature of this modern-style chair is its floating armrests. The armrests of this stylish chair are not attached to the backrest, giving the illusion of floating. This modern armrest design makes the side profile of the chair striking. Floating armchairs look best when paired with side chairs. The Sierra Amish dining chair pictured here, as well as our other floating armchairs, can be used as side chairs.
6. Keyhole dining chair
The keyhole oak dining table Australia and chair reflect their name. These wooden dining chairs have a keyhole-shaped cut in the back. The keyhole shape and the back of the chair are square, giving the chair a modern, minimalist look. Another benefit of keyhole chairs is that they are cool and comfortable, and the holes can be ventilated.
7. King Louis Dining Chair
This traditional-style chair, also known as King Louis XVI, features a signature oval back. The high back is recessed inward for lumbar support and ergonomic comfort. The upholstered seat and backrest add a touch of luxury to this dining chair. The oval back also makes this chair perfect for a vintage-style dining room.
8. Ladder back dining chair
This popular style of oak dining table in Australia and chair is also known as a slatted chair with horizontal slats or shafts on the back. It is so called because it resembles the rungs of a ladder, and the ladder back is a very versatile design. Classic and simple, it can be paired with a flip leg for a farmhouse or traditional-style restaurant, or it can be paired with a straight leg for a stylish modern look.