Photo from the Trend catalog. Each piece is customizable in size, finish, and fill.
Pavilion Chair
The Pavilion Chair is a custom dining chair for restaurants, cafes, and hospitality dining rooms, cut, sewn, and upholstered to order by hand in our Los Angeles factory. It's a COM / COL piece: send your own fabric or leather, and customize the dimensions, wood and metal finishes, and cushion fills. Contract-grade construction, with foams and fills that meet California TB 117-2013 for round-the-clock commercial use. Standard dimensions are shown below; custom sizes available on request. Assembled in the USA in our Los Angeles factory.
Looking for pricing? Every piece is built to order, so the price depends on your size, fabric, and finish. Send your specs and you’ll get a firm, itemized quote in about 2 business days.
- Built to order — COM/COL, with custom dimensions, finishes, and fills
- Contract-grade construction — foams & fills meet California TB 117-2013
- 4–10 week lead time per spec · 50% deposit at order
- Assembled in the USA · made by hand in Los Angeles
Download Tearsheet opens a print-ready spec sheet with download & print options — COM/COL yardage confirmed on your shop drawings.
Buying Custom Dining Chairs — Common Questions
Is this dining chair built for daily restaurant service?
Yes — contract-grade frames and joinery engineered for constant turnover, with foams that meet California TB 117-2013. This is restaurant-duty construction, not a residential reproduction.
Can you match my existing dining chairs or finishes?
Yes. We match wood stains and finishes to your sample in-house, and can build to a reference photo or an existing chair so additions blend into the room.
How much COM fabric does a dining chair take?
On 54-inch plain goods: roughly half a yard for an upholstered seat pad, and 1.1–2 yards fully upholstered. Pattern repeat and railroading add to that — we confirm exact yardage on the shop drawings.
Can I order a large quantity for a rollout?
Yes — from a single dining room to a multi-location rollout. Your approved drawings and finish specs stay on file, so a reorder years later matches exactly.
What is the lead time?
Standard lead time is 4–10 weeks from approved shop drawings or fabric receipt, with repeat units off an approved spec usually moving faster.
Let's Build Something Worth Sitting In
Tell us what you need made and we'll quote it — a firm price, a lead time, and CAD shop drawings for approval before anything is cut. You'll hear back within one business day, with the firm quote typically following within about two, straight from our Los Angeles workshop. Need a detailed estimate? Use the full quote request to send specs and reference images.
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