Cane chairs

Every chair in this short list answers the question differently. 4 cane chairs are here, with wood and metal frames, one armchair and indoor use on every one. Start with the back, because cane is a style label and the page names the actual back material.

What is in the group

Frames are wood on 3 and metal on 1. Seats are wood on 4, vinyl on 2 and fabric on 1. Two chairs list a cane style, two list a curved back, and one has arms. Prices range from $140 to $197.

Upholstery options are listed on 2 chairs, so the seat is a choice on only some of them. For the rest, what you see is the seat. Colors change over time, so for an addition to an existing room, order a swatch first. Upholstery beyond the listed choices makes the order custom, with up to about 8 weeks before transit and no cancelling or returns once confirmed.

Seat height and the table

Two chairs list an 18-inch seat, and one lists 17 3/4. Put an 18-inch seat under a table of 29 to 30 inches and you get 11 to 12 inches between seat and top, which sits inside the comfortable range.

Footprints are small. A cane chair measures 18 by 20 inches and stands 32 inches high. Another cane chair measures 17 5/8 by 20 5/8 and stands 31. The cane armchair goes to 20 3/8 by 21 1/4, so give it room.

Care stays with the chair

Cane is a style label here, not a care instruction. Read the back material and the care notes on each product page, and keep those instructions tied to the chair in your hand rather than to the style name. If a page lists an upholstered seat, treat the seat and the back as two separate care questions.

Eight pieces of tables and chairs, in any mix, make the minimum order, so six cane chairs and two tables clear it. Every chair here lists indoor use only.

Where to look next

With a list this short, you can open every page in a few minutes. For a bolder curve, bentwood chairs is a short list of its own. For wood without the open back, browse wood chairs. If you want the same look at a ledge, cane bar stools has the taller version.

Try a pair of tables and four cane chairs in a cafe plan and watch the corner.