Mid-Century Polished Clear Acrylic Dining Chair
| Store | |
|---|---|
Walmart Aron Living Crystal Chair | $97.17 |
Houzz | $122.00 |
Modish Store | $140.00 |
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Excellent Quality
I purchased a set of four which for the quality were beyond reasonably priced. I highly recommend Modholic.
Love them!
I bought 4 of these chairs to go with my dark green marbled pedestal dining room table. They arrived quickly and each was in a separate box. Nothing to assemble! They are ready to go! Love the look that the clear chairs give my open dining room / great room. Makes the space seem so much larger! The chairs are very sturdy & very comfortable to sit on. Love them!
They are sturdy and very comfortable.
These chairs are a great addition to my entryway. They are sturdy and very comfortable. Love them, very sturdy and well manufactured. We are very happy with our purchase.
They look great and are super lightweight.
I love them - they look great and are super lightweight. I also am excited for when I find my new dining room chairs because these can literally go in any room outdoor or indoor and match everything!
Beautiful and sturdy
Decent ship time. Good quality and overall happy with my order, the chairs are gorgeous
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Overview
This is the lowest price we've seen, typically ranging from $112 to $143.
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.Description
Elevate your dining space with our Mid-Century Polished Clear Acrylic Dining Chair. This stackable chair combines style and functionality, featuring a solid back for comfort and a sleek, transparent design for a modern touch. Perfect for both residential and commercial settings, its durable construction supports up to 400 pounds, making it a versatile choice for any occasion.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I choose dining chairs that are comfortable and stylish?
Look for chairs with ergonomic support and a style that complements your dining table and room's decor.
Can I mix and match dining chair styles around my table?
Yes, mixing chair styles can add personality to your dining space. Keep a unifying element, like color or material, for cohesion.
What materials are best for durable dining chairs?
Hardwoods, metal, and high-quality plastics or acrylics tend to be durable and easy to maintain for dining chairs.
What measurements should I consider for a comfortable dining area?
The dining table should be approximately 28-30 inches (71-76 cm) high, with chairs that have a seat height allowing for 10-12 inches (25-30 cm) of legroom under the table. Ensure there is enough room to sit down and stand up easily, without the table height or chair dimensions impeding movement.
What is the recommended space for dining area furniture?
The dining table should have a height of 28¾ to 30 inches (73 to 76 cm) from the floor, with chairs allowing at least 11 to 12 inches (28 to 30 cm) of legroom beneath the table.
How should I choose a rug size for my dining area?
Select a rug that is large enough for the dining table and chairs to sit on comfortably, allowing extra space so chairs can be moved without catching on the edges.
What size should my dining area rug be?
Choose a rug that extends at least 24 inches beyond the table on all sides to accommodate chairs without catching on the edges when moved.
What's the best way to incorporate rugs into dining and living room areas?
Choose a rug size that comfortably allows dining chairs to be moved without catching on the edges. In living rooms, the rug should extend beyond the sofa, not necessarily covering the entire floor but providing a cohesive look.
What are some effective ways to clean and maintain my furniture and rugs?
Use sticky lint rollers for picking up small debris, wet wipes for mark removal, and thin stockings over vacuum nozzles to clean hard-to-reach areas like LEGO pieces.
