
Plan the room. Know the numbers.
Restaurant and Bar Furniture for New and Refreshed Venues
A bar seat that sits empty costs you money, and so does one you overpaid for. Configure stools, bar-height tables, dining chairs, and booths here, watch the price change with each option, and send the order. Freight is confirmed by email before you pay.
From one chair to a complete furniture budget.Explore this piece →
The collection edit
Consider these for your room.
1,025 products to explore.
Choose your finish. Set your quantity.
Start with a category
Price the room one category at a time.









Budget planner
A room you can plan for.
Choose the furniture
Compare listed prices, then select the finishes and quantities your room needs.
Make room in the budget
Save your selections, set a target, and add your own freight and tax allowance.
Review before ordering
See the furniture total and what remains. Add your saved choices to the basket when ready.
No account needed. Your plans stay in this browser on this site.
Plan with purpose
A room is a collection of decisions.
The chair count is only the beginning. A useful furniture plan connects the seating, table surfaces and supports to the rooms where they belong. Start with one area, resolve its details, then repeat what works.
Build a room plan →Begin with a space
What are you furnishing?
Compare the pieces as a group before multiplying the quantities.
Budget planner
From a first allowance to a furniture plan.
Find the furniture cost
Select the version you need before comparing prices. The starting price may change with the finish, size or upholstery.
Separate the room totals
Assign selections to rooms and set quantities. Your budget planner keeps furniture costs beside your own allowance.
Decide with the numbers visible
Check the remaining budget, download the saved project sheet, and move the reviewed selections into your basket.
Who this store is for
You're opening a bar, adding a counter to a cafe, or replacing stools that have wobbled since the last renovation. Maybe the dining room still works but the bar side looks tired. This store is set up for owners and operators in that spot: people who know their seat count, know their budget, and need furniture that fits both.
Most of the catalog is built around the parts of a venue that earn the most per square foot. Bar seating, high-top tables, and counter seating get the deepest selection. Dining chairs, booths, and patio pieces fill out the rest of the floor plan.
What you can furnish
More than 1,000 configurable products, sorted the way you'd walk a room.
- Restaurant bar stools in metal, wood, swivel, backless, and upholstered builds, plus counter stools for 36-inch surfaces
- Bar-height restaurant tables and bar-height table bases for high-tops that stand 41 to 42 inches tall
- Restaurant chairs for the dining side, from stacking chairs to upholstered armchairs
- Restaurant booths, including bar-height booths that line a wall beside the bar
- Table tops and table bases sold separately, so each top lands on the base it needs
- Outdoor restaurant furniture and benches and lounge seating
Each product page shows its materials, dimensions, and the finishes it comes in, so a plain backless stool and an upholstered swivel can be compared on the same terms. A bar that needs 14 matching stools and a dining room that needs 60 chairs in a related finish can come out of one catalog and one order.
How ordering works
Open a product and pick the frame finish, seat material, size, or upholstery. The price updates with every choice. What you see is the cost of that exact configuration, not a starting figure with extras hiding behind it. Add the piece to your basket, set the quantity, and send the order with your delivery ZIP code and any access notes.
Sending it charges nothing. A person on our team reads every order line by line, checks that pieces, finishes, and quantities make sense together, and then replies by email with the confirmed order, a freight quote, and payment details. The step-by-step ordering guide covers each stage.
Freight in brief
Restaurant furniture travels on LTL freight trucks, and freight is priced separately from the furniture. Standard delivery goes to your dock or the truck's tailgate. No dock? Add a liftgate when you order. Inside delivery, limited access sites, and residential addresses are extra services too, and each has to be booked up front.
You'll see the freight figure in writing before a cent changes hands. Standard items usually ship in about 14 to 21 business days, while custom upholstery or finishes can run to about 8 weeks. Canadian addresses ship too, through your own customs broker, with broker fees and Canadian taxes settled on your side. Receiving, inspection, and damage claims are covered on the freight and delivery page.
Why owners order here
The reasons are plain ones. Prices are configured, so the number on the product page matches the version you built. Every order is read by a person before anything is confirmed, which is the moment a counter stool on a bar-height order gets caught. Freight is settled by email before payment, so you approve it before any money moves.
Then there's the budget planner. Group furniture by area, set a target, and watch the subtotal move as you change quantities or swap a vinyl seat for wood. When the plan works, it goes straight to the basket.
The policies are written down as well. What a return costs is on the returns and cancellations page, and what the limited warranty covers is spelled out in plain English. You can read all of it before spending a dollar.
Plan the room before the spend
Working out how many stools fit along a bar? At 24 inches per stool, a 24-foot bar seats 12. At 30 inches it seats 9, with elbow room to spare. The room planning guide has the spacing numbers for tables, aisles, and booths, and the materials and finishes guide explains which surfaces survive nightly service. For anything else, the contact page lists what to send so the first reply answers your question.
The project notebook
Make the next decision with confidence.
The project notebook
A room-by-room checklist before you order restaurant furniture
A furniture order becomes easier to review when the list describes the actual room.…
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Materials & finishes
Restaurant Furniture Materials and Finishes
Materials decide two numbers you'll live with: what a piece costs today and how long it stays presentable under nightly service.…
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Room planning
Bar and Restaurant Layout Planning Guide
Seat count drives revenue, but only seats your staff can serve make money.…
Read moreYour next step
Give every dollar a place.
Save configured items to your budget plan to compare quantities against your target.

