Industrial Dining Room & Bar Furniture

For the ultimate space saver, counter height stools that slip under a breakfast bar are ideal. Sturdy iron frames and distressed wood seats create the perfect industrial vibe. Footrests, armrests, and seat backs provide additional support, allowing you to linger longer over meals while chatting with friends. Choose models with non-mar foot glides to protect wooden floors from scratches and scrapes.

A swivel seat adds maneuverability, letting you twist around with ease to face your dining or drinking companions. Swivel action is also useful if your countertop doubles as your workspace and you need to move between two areas or want to spend a few minutes mindlessly swiveling while seeking inspiration. If you're working at home with young children or boisterous pets, the ability to swivel around and check whether they're up to any mischief is a huge bonus.

Combine vintage style with a swivel seat in traditional wood and metal adjustable stools. Change the height by rotating the seat in either direction around a large metal screw. Alternatively, some stools come with a hydraulic lift for instant adjustment. Adjustable stools are an ideal way to meet the needs of different-sized family members or visitors and allow them to sit comfortably at the bar. Stools with a tractor-style seat offer a more rustic, farmhouse feel and are usually available in a range of colors to match your bar area.

If you love entertaining but have limited space, a set of stacking stools provides a perfect solution. Leave them stacked tidily in a corner or closet and bring them out when your guests arrive. Gunmetal steel legs and wooden seats or brightly colored aluminum are durable and attractive.

Recreate your own pub in your home or outdoor space with a bar table and matching chairs or stools. A circular table on a pedestal gives plenty of room for friends to gather around. Options include all-metal cafe-style finishes and the classic industrial look of distressed wood and metal.

A solid wood rectangular tabletop with wood or iron legs and a matching bench or two provide flexible seating. Add a couple of matching chairs to seat people at the table ends. When you don't need to use the bench for dining, store it in your entryway as a place to sit while putting on footwear.

Pull together your dining space with a matching table and chair set. A trestle table with a distressed wood finish and metal legs shows industrial flair when surrounded by chairs that sport a similar style. Enhance your breakfast nook with a compact table and a pair of chairs that stow neatly under the table when not in use. A drop leaf table that extends to accommodate more people is great for entertaining.

Entertain in style with an industrial bar cart that lets you wheel in drinks and snacks to serve your guests. Typically constructed from wood and iron with rolling metal casters, these carts have open shelves to provide plenty of space. Some also have inbuilt bottle racks and stemware racks to provide extra storage and easy access to entertaining supplies.

Extend your industrial theme decor with a multi-storage buffet constructed with a cement-like material, rustic wood, or a combination of the two. These generously sized buffets typically provide a top surface to serve drinks and snacks, wine racks, and a combination of cabinets and drawers to store dishware and utensils. Some also come with casters that allow you to relocate these sturdy pieces of furniture with ease.

A must for cycling fans is a bar table in the shape of a bike. A wood-finish tabletop sits on a metal bicycle frame, offering storage for bottles and other items in front and back panniers. Peep underneath and find racks designed to hold wine glasses. The wheels are fixed to keep everything securely in place.