Dining Table Benches With Backs

157 Ideas by Emily Hilton

Dining table benches with backs are functional as well as stylish as they offer up a comfortable and spacious place to sit that’s not your average dining chair. Whether you decide to go with traditional upholstered dining room benches with backs or something more contemporary, they can add something distinct to a basic dining space. Our design experts have put together a list of the best dining table benches with backs currently available. 

Dining table bench with back

The set of two identical sofas with the walnut table is a proposal of modern dining room stylization. It could be also used in the restaurant. The lampshade shape suggests the designer's nautical bent-well.

Dining table bench seat with back

Short, Narrow Emerson Trestle Farm table bench with back

Bethany Upholstered Kitchen Bench

Bethany Upholstered Kitchen Bench

If you are a fan of intriguing and extra ordinary solutions, this excellent and well made upholstered kitchen bench is gonna perfectly match your needs. Check it out and enjoy the functionality!

Leather dining bench with back

Now you can accentuate your home with this aesthetic and sophisticated banquette bench with high back. It has a wood frame wrapped with an off-white fabric, while resting on espresso-finished wood tapered legs.

Dining tables with benches with backs

Why you need a kitchen banquettes? A banquette is an easy way to add a casual and multifunctional element to any kitchen. It can act as a space for casual dining - with white dining table, bench with upholstered 3 seat cream cushion and some light chairs.

Global Furniture Bar Bench with Brown Cushion

Elegant and functional, this Bar Bench for Two with Brown Cushion is designed in modern style. Bench includes oak veneers finish and a leatherette cushion giving you comfy and stylish piece. Plus the filling is consisted of high resilience foam.

Distressed dining table with bench dining room traditional with accent

Distressed Dining Table With Bench Dining Room Traditional with accent ...

Kitchen Bench

Kitchen Bench

Every cozy dining zone needs z kitchen bench. With a stylish furnishings it looks interesting and tasteful. Everyone will be delighted how cool it looks in apartment.

Dining table benches

Dining Table Benches

Linon Ardmore Kitchen Nook Set

This classic kitchen set will help create a comfortable and practical dining area. All pieces of this set was crafted from durable pine wood and have a white painted bases. Seats and table top are left in natural finish.

Dining Table Benches With Backs

Buying Guide

A dining table bench with back should be roughly the same length as your table in order to create a consistent look or, if you were planning on pushing it underneath it to gain more space whenever you’re not sitting on it, 2-4 inches less.

Obviously, you should also consider how many people you want to accommodate. For example, a dining table bench with back that’s between 42 and 52 inches is ideal for two adults or three kids. For larger models, allow at least 21 inches per person or a bit more if you’d like to be able to squeeze in an additional guest whenever needed.

However, there’s absolutely no point in having a spacious bench that’s longer than the actual table, so you must always keep both these factors in mind!

Dining table benches with backs can help you seat a large number of people around your table with the luxury of back support. We always recommend looking for a bench that has built-in upholstered cushions, as that saves you having to go out and look for coordinating cushions (and having to keep track of them). You’ll want to select a bench that’s between 42 and 52 inches wide, for most typical table lengths.

The material matters, too. If your style is farmhouse-chic or vintage, a well-seasoned wood is likely your best bet. However, we’ve seen some lovely aluminum or steel benches that can help sell industrial vibes in any home.

When sourcing dining table benches with backs, start with the type of material your dining table is made of. Unless you’re going for an eclectic mismatched look, it tends to be best if dining tables and their associated seating are made of similar materials or have similar color schemes.

Choose a matching material for cohesion; then, if you choose an upholstered style, play around with more interesting patterns or colors. Your bench should be about one foot shorter than the length of the table, and it should be 18-24 inches shorter than your table’s height.