Chairs and graces: Superb seats that are in a class of their own
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Your support makes all the difference.1. Dutch cabriolet leg chair
Squint Limited, £500. Go wild with this flamboyant piece from this colour-crazy east London furniture design house. 020 7739 9275, squintlimited.com
2. Flynn dining chairs
Made.com, £129 for two. These versatile, understated chairs are also available in Midnight Black. made.com
3. London chair
BoConcept, from £349. The seat of this uber-modern design is available as a wooden shell or upholstered in fabric or leather. 020 7792 4111, boconcept.co.uk
4. Kartell Ami Ami chair
Heal's, £145. Tradition meets modernity in this Oriental woven design rendered in plastic. 08700 240 780, heals.co.uk
5. Hee dining chair
Hay, £145. Rubber-coated metal means these cute chairs will do for dining inside and out. mydeco.com
6. Chiltern dining chair
Ercol for John Lewis, £199. This stylish oak chair draws on original 1950s designs from the Ercol archive. 08456 049 049, johnlewis.com
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