Living style Furniture Co., Ltd. manufactures upholstered seating in Haining, Zhejiang, China, and supplies it to wholesalers, importers, retail chains and hotel project buyers. As a Chair manufacturer, our range covers accent armchairs, swivel lounge chairs, solid-wood dining chairs, bar stools, benches and ottomans — a complete seating programme for living rooms, dining areas, bedrooms, hotel lobbies and food-service interiors. We build to order: catalog models can ship as they stand, or be reworked in fabric, colour, wood finish, dimensions and private label for your market.
The Chair Range: Six Seating Families
Six seating families make up the range, each built on a defined frame type and upholstery build. A specification therefore starts with the family and then moves to materials, dimensions and finish — the sequence that keeps foam grade, seam layout and base hardware consistent from the sample through to repeat orders.
| Family |
Frame and build |
Typical application |
Configuration levers |
| Accent armchairs |
Upholstered shell on a hardwood frame; high-density rebound foam; continuous back-to-arm forms |
Living rooms, reading corners, bedroom corners, hotel lobby seating groups |
Cover fabric, arm shape, seat height, base |
| Swivel lounge chairs |
Upholstered shell on a rotating base; timber disc or metal base; smooth or tufted back |
Lounges, bedrooms, hotel suites, club and bar seating |
Base type, tufting, shell curve, seat cushion build |
| Solid-wood dining chairs |
Solid hardwood frame with simple joinery; optional upholstered seat or back; arm and armless versions |
Dining rooms, restaurants, cafés, banquet seating |
Wood finish, seat pad, arm option, back profile |
| Bar stools |
Solid wood or metal frame with footrest, at bar or counter height |
Bars, kitchen counters, café and bistro seating |
Seat height, footrest, back option, finish |
| Benches |
Upholstered long bench or art bench on a wood or metal base |
End-of-bed, hallway, dining and restaurant bench seating |
Length, upholstery, base, pattern placement |
| Ottomans and stools |
Upholstered or graphic top on a compact base, including storage ottoman construction |
Living rooms, hotel lobbies, bedrooms, accent placement |
Size, top pattern, storage, base |
Long benches, art benches and ottoman stools complete a seating layout without adding a second source for the occasional pieces — useful when a hotel or restaurant scheme mixes lounge, dining and accent seating in one interior.
Accent and Lounge Armchairs
Accent armchairs carry the design language of the range: continuous curved shells, tufted backs, trunk-arm frames and covers in boucle, shearling, teddy fleece and woven fabric. The Curved-Back Cream Accent Armchair shows how the family is dimensioned — 69×64×75 cm overall with a 48 cm seat height, a slightly lower sitting position than a standard armchair, and a swept form that keeps visual presence in a compact footprint. Scale runs from that 69 cm shell to the 85×76×80 cm Patterned-Cushion Cream Accent Chair, whose wider seat suits a more relaxed posture than an upright formal chair.
Swivel lounge chairs place the same upholstery build on a rotating base, in timber disc or metal, with smooth or button-tufted backs. The base choice drives the room layout: a timber disc reads warmer in suites and bedrooms, while a metal swivel suits lobbies, lounges and food-service interiors where chairs are moved constantly.
- Button-tufted swivel accent chair — deep tufting for lobby and suite statement seating
- Wood-base cream swivel chair — timber disc base with a softer residential tone
- Designer retro swivel lounge chair — 1970s-inspired shell for lounge and bar areas
- Wood-frame curved swivel chair — exposed curved timber frame around an upholstered shell
- Bedroom swivel lounge chair — compact proportions for suites and dressing areas
- Sculptural trunk-arm, gold-leg luxury, shearling-and-ottoman and armless padded-back lounge models
Cover direction is chosen with the project: teddy fleece and shearling for tactile, hospitality-led interiors; woven cream and patterned cushions where cleaning cycles and colour consistency matter more than texture.
Dining Chairs, Bar Stools and Benches
Dining chairs are built on solid wood rather than veneer or composite frames, which is where long-term structural durability comes from in high-turnover rooms. The Minimalist Solid Wood Dining Chair measures 47.5×49×80 cm, with straight lines and simple joinery that pair with farmhouse, industrial, Scandinavian or contemporary tables without clashing. The same frame logic runs through the cushioned, armed, upholstered-back and fully upholstered armchair versions in the range.
- Dining chairs — solid wood seats and backs, or upholstered seat pads and back panels for restaurant comfort
- Bar stools — bar and counter heights with footrests, in solid wood or metal frames
- Benches — retro cream upholstered long bench, vintage geometric art bench, geometric-pattern sculptural bench seat
- Ottoman stools — graphic black and white ottoman stool and upholstered accent pieces for lounge clusters
Materials, Foam and Frame Construction
Construction is specified family by family, then fixed in the pre-production sample so that bulk production follows a confirmed build rather than a verbal description.
- Frames — high-hardness timber, solid wood or metal, selected to suit the family and its load case
- Cushioning — high-density rebound foam, with grade and hardness confirmed on the sample
- Upholstery — breathable woven fabric, boucle, shearling, teddy fleece and patterned cushion constructions
- Stitching — precision seam layout; tufted and patterned models are checked for alignment before bulk cutting
- Bases — four-leg hardwood, timber disc swivel, metal swivel and decorative leg finishes
- Feet — floor-protection details are agreed per project and fixed in the sample specification
Dimensions and What Each Parameter Controls
Every model is quoted with its overall size and, where the design calls for it, a seat height figure. These are the parameters we confirm before sampling, because they decide both the sitting experience and how many units load into a container.
| Parameter |
What it controls |
How we confirm it |
| Overall W×D×H |
Room footprint, circulation and container cube |
Stated per model, e.g. 69×64×75 cm on the curved-back armchair |
| Seat height |
Entry posture and pairing with dining or counter surfaces |
Measured on the sample, e.g. 48 cm on the curved-back armchair |
| Seat width and depth |
Sitting posture and how the cushion compresses under load |
Checked at sample stage with the foam grade in place |
| Back height and profile |
Support level and sightlines in hospitality layouts |
Set per family and adjusted only with the agreed drawing |
| Arm height and shape |
Clearance under tables and seam layout on the upholstery |
Confirmed against the table or desk dimensions supplied |
| Base footprint |
Stability and swivel clearance around the chair |
Four-leg, timber disc or metal swivel, drawn per model |
| Upholstery and foam |
Hand feel, resilience and cleaning routine |
Fabric or leather selection and foam grade recorded on the sample sheet |
| Unit weight and packing |
Handling on site and loading efficiency |
Measured at the packing stage and reflected in the loading plan |
OEM, ODM and Configuration Options
Catalog models are a starting point. We run full OEM and ODM programmes on chairs — cover fabric or leather, colour, wood finish, dimensions, arm and base configuration, and private label branding — and we also develop from sketches, drawings and specifications supplied by the customer. Our Accent Chairs covers the development route from drawing to confirmed sample.
- Cover selection from the available fabric and leather qualities, matched to the market and cleaning regime
- Wood finish matching across dining chairs, benches and tables in the same interior
- Dimensional changes to seat height, width and depth for a specific room or user group
- Base and swivel configuration, tufting detail and patterned cushion placement
- Private label branding and retail-ready packaging
- Flexible MOQ, including a single piece for trial and customization before a programme is committed
Quality Control, Samples and Acceptance
Multi-step quality control runs through the whole production process, with a pre-production sample for design confirmation and a full final inspection before shipment. Acceptance points are agreed with the customer at the sample stage so that both sides inspect against the same reference.
- Raw material inspection — frame timber, foam, fabric and hardware checked on receipt
- Pre-production sample — dimensions, cover, foam grade and finish signed off before bulk cutting
- In-process monitoring — frame assembly, foam build, upholstery and stitching checked at each station
- Final inspection — overall dimensions, fabric shade, seam and tufting alignment, swivel function and stability checked before packing
Where a project specifies safety or performance requirements for its destination market, those requirements are written into the sample specification and carried through to the inspection record rather than added at the end of production.
Packing, Export Documentation and Delivery Scope
We handle export documentation, seaworthy packing and container loading as part of the supply, so a chair programme arrives with the paperwork and pallet configuration the importer expects.
- Cartons with edge and corner protection, or knock-down packing where a model allows it
- Mixed containers combining chairs with sofas, beds and occasional pieces from the wider range
- Loading plans issued before dispatch so container fill is known in advance
- Commercial invoice, packing list, bill of lading and certificates of origin where the destination requires them
Information We Use to Configure Your Solution
A chair quotation is only meaningful when it is tied to a room, a material and a quantity. These are the inputs that let us return a usable configuration and price instead of a generic catalog figure.
- Application and room type — living area, dining room, bedroom, hotel lobby, restaurant or bar
- Model reference, sketch or drawing, plus any dimension that cannot change
- Quantity per model, per colourway and per delivery phase
- Fabric or leather direction, wood finish and any branded detail
- Destination market and the safety or performance requirements that apply there
- Packaging, labelling and retail or project marking instructions
- Sample requirement and target production window
- Loading preference — full container, mixed container or consolidated with other furniture lines
Frequently Asked Questions
Which chair families can we order from Living style Furniture?
Accent armchairs, swivel lounge chairs, solid-wood dining chairs, bar stools, benches and ottomans and stools. Each family is built on its own frame type, so a project can be furnished across lounge, dining and bar zones from one production source.
Can dimensions, fabric and wood finish be changed on a catalog chair?
Yes. Seat height, width and depth, cover fabric or leather, colour, wood finish, arm shape, base type and tufting detail can all be specified, and private label branding is available. Changes are captured in the pre-production sample before bulk production begins.
What is the minimum order quantity for chairs?
We work with flexible order quantities, including a single piece for trial and customization. The practical MOQ for a programme depends on the model, the cover selected and whether new tooling or a new pattern is involved, and it is confirmed with the quotation.
How is quality controlled before a chair shipment leaves China?
Frame timber, foam, fabric and hardware are inspected on receipt; a pre-production sample confirms design and dimensions; frames, foam and stitching are monitored in process; and a full final inspection checks dimensions, fabric shade, seam alignment, tufting, swivel function and stability before packing.
Can chairs be shipped together with sofas and beds in one container?
Yes. Chair programmes are regularly consolidated with sofas, beds and occasional furniture from our wider range, and a loading plan is issued before dispatch so the container fill and mixed-model quantities are clear ahead of production completion.