Dining Chairs That Will Make a Statement at Your Next Dinner Party

Carefully tailored in creamy fabric from tip to floor, this Langford Chair ($400 for two) is a sophisticated way to dress up a dining room without feeling overly formal. Upholstered in a linen-look fabric that's easy to care for, the chair has an easygoing elegance that looks especially stylish when paired with a natural wood dining table.

An '80s squiggle pattern looks contemporary in warm earth tones, and this Hannah Chair ($299) takes things to the next level with complementary orange-finish legs.

Lacquered oak legs and a warm rust seat make this About A Chair ($328) a nice option to complement circular tables. Its polypropylene seat is easy to clean, which is a bonus if you happen to live with messy kids.

This Deluxaney Chair ($270) has a classic curved-back silhouette that will never go out of style. It's especially pretty in textured, off-white upholstery.

Warm teak wood and rich top-grain leather give this Roberton Chair ($639) a posh "members-only club" vibe, but the curved back and tapered legs are the opposite of fussy.

This Muuto x Iskos-Berlin Armchair ($395) has a midcentury silhouette, but its muted colorways are very of-the-moment.

Designed by Sarah Sherman Samuel, this set of two Whit Dining Chairs ($1,298) features an eye-catching keyhole silhouette and gray textured upholstery.

Crafted from solid white oak, this Ember Chair ($650) has a minimalist structure and warm-toned upholstery. It's perfect if you are into Scandi minimalism but want just a touch of color.