Velvet Dining Chairs

How to choose velvet dining chairs

• Seat height: check the gap between the seat and your table top. About 30 cm leaves room for your legs.
• Width per person: each person needs about 60 cm of table edge, so check the chair widths below against your table.
• Light and colour: velvet looks lighter or darker as the light falls on it, so look at a colour near a window.
• One colour or several: the same model in two or three colours keeps the table calm but lively.

Common mistakes when choosing velvet dining chairs

• Rubbing a spill: rubbing flattens the pile and spreads the stain. Blot it instead.
• A sunny window: strong sun fades velvet over time, especially bright colours.
• Wet cleaning: too much water leaves a mark on velvet. Use a cloth that is only slightly damp.

Dimensions and materials

• Seat height: 46.5 to 49 cm.
• Width: about 47 to 56 cm.
• Depth: about 54 to 63 cm.
• Cover: velvet.

Caring for your velvet chairs

Brush the velvet gently in the direction of the pile, or vacuum it with a soft brush attachment. Blot spills straight away with a slightly damp cloth. A light brush afterwards lifts the pile again.

Our range of velvet dining chairs

• The widest choice: the Lucy in eight colours, from beige and taupe to orange, pink, green, blue and gold.
• Bold shades: the Lou in eight colours, including yellow, bordeaux, light blue and dark blue.
• Dark and classic: the Lea in black, grey, blue, cognac or gold.
• The widest seat: the Alix in grey or gold.

Why buy velvet dining chairs from Maci Home?

• Four models: 23 velvet chairs by Interiax, in 15 colours.
• One chair at a time: order exactly the number you need for your table.
• Easy to mix: every model comes in several colours, so you can combine them around one table.

Goes well with

• Dining tables: our dining tables in mango wood or a dark brown wood look.
• Bouclé chairs: for a soft, looped cover, see our bouclé dining chairs.

Frequently asked questions

Is velvet practical for dining chairs?

Yes, with some care. Blot spills straight away and brush the pile now and then.

Which velvet colour is easiest to live with?

Grey, taupe and dark blue hide everyday marks best. Gold and pink stand out more.

What seat height do your velvet chairs have?

46.5 to 49 cm, which suits a standard dining table.

How wide is a velvet dining chair?

Ours are about 47 to 56 cm wide. Allow about 60 cm of table edge per person.

Does velvet fade?

It can in strong, direct sun. Keep the chairs out of the brightest spot.