1:24 Chairs in Bulk 1:48 Chairs in Bulk We specialize in 3D printed furniture in 1:24 and 1:48 scales. Our pieces are inspired by antique and vintage styles. We work off scale blueprints, take measurements from real pieces, or use 3D scanning technology to capture artifacts in stunning detail. We translate that detail into our scale designs: maintaining the correct proportions, while adapting the design features to work in scale. Use our designs in scale models of all kinds: architectural models, dollhouses, train sets, miniature gaming, etc. Printed in precious metals, our delicates designs look beautiful as necklace pendants, earrings, charms, and more. Interested in other scales? Contact us with your requests and we will do what we can to accommodate. Looking for something custom? We typically don't do one-off work, but if you're looking to buy 10 or more, get in touch.We carry an inventory at our online store: Pretty Small Things 1:48 Scale is also known as:
Quarter Scale, 1/4" = 1'0", O Scale 1:24 Scale is also known as: Half Scale, 1/2" = 1'-0", G Scale Shapeways does not share your email or personal information with us. If you want to hear about what we're up, sales, and new products, sign up for our mailing list. You can subscribe with the confidence that we value your time, and only get in touch when we have important news & sales to share: by Pretty Small Things 1:48 Queen Anne Chair 1:48 Moderne Dining Set 1:48 Queen Anne Living Room Set 1:48 Living Room Set 1:48 Miniature Pair of Folding Chairs 1:24 Hoop Back Windsor Chair 1:24 Moderne Angled Side Table 1:24 Fan Back Windsor Chair 1:24 Queen Anne Chair 1:24 Low Back Windsor Chair 1:24 Chinese Chippendale Chair 1:24 Dog Bone Chair 1:24 Bentwood Rocking Chair 1:24 Queen Anne Dining Table, Medium 1:24 Window Back Chair 1:24 Sack Back Windsor Chair 1:48 Colonial Table Set 1:48 Queen Anne Chaise Set
1:48 Queen Anne Dining Set 1:48 Queen Anne Chairs 1:48 Moderne Room Divider 1:24 Wood Folding Chair 1:48 Bombe Chests & Table 1:48 Windsor Sitting Room Set 1:48 Sitting Room Set 1:48 Queen Anne Highboy Cabinet 1:48 Queen Anne Sofa 1:48 Sack Back Windsor Chairs 1:24 Queen Anne Wingback Chair 1:48 Hoop Back Windsor Chairs 1:24 Rod Iron Table 1:24 Colonial Side Table 1:24 Windsor Rocking Chair (Set of 6) 1:24 Round Colonial Dining Table 1:24 Colonial Side Table (Set of 10) 1:24 Queen Anne Chair with Arms 1:24 Moderne Room Divider 1:24 Colonial Console Table by Pretty Small ThingsHave you ever been dining at your favorite restaurant and gotten the urge to ask the manager, “Can you please tell me where you purchased these fabulous chairs?!” Perhaps seeing them duplicated throughout the space got you thinking… So roll with it! Why not take it to the next level and bring those stylish restaurant chairs to your own dining space?!
After all, if they’re good enough for your favorite restaurant, surely they can make a statement in your home!Today we take a look at some of the most popular restaurant chair models, from sleek wooden pieces to industrial metal selections. As it turns out, many of these styles have gotten so popular, mainstream retailers have begun manufacturing them for residential spaces. You don’t have to be a restaurant manager with a special connection to a wholesale supplier to bring these pieces home. Enjoy browsing the images below…We begin with solid, sturdy restaurant chairs that are anything but short on style! The wood and metal Felix Chairs from Crate & Barrel combine classic bentwood design with chrome-plated legs. Note the variety of heights, colors and models available:For a unique twist, try tracking down the above chairs in the brightest of colors! Ideal for modern spaces, the vibrant seating below adds an artistic vibe to contemporary kitchens and dining rooms. One of the most popular restaurant chairs on the market is the bistro chair, which evokes the romance of Parisian cafes.
The Vienna Black Side Chairs in the next image capture this timeless look with bentwood design and a glossy black finish. [from Crate & Barrel]Say it with red! That’s right–the red chairs below are true standouts, thanks to a bold color and an intriguing back featuring a dramatic cutout. For added style, mirror the hue of the chairs in another room feature, such as artwork. [from Camilla Molders Design]Or…create restaurant-style seating by mixing and matching a variety of antique finds, then unifying them by a glossy finish in one bold shade. The assortment of chairs below is featured at the Seattle restaurant Cure. Metal chairs can evoke a range of styles, from vintage to industrial. Rounded edges and an anodized aluminum finish make the Delta Side Chair stand out. Light and airy, these chairs work well in a variety of settings, including the white and gray kitchen below. Go industrial with these matte metal chairs that look fresh from the factory. Pair them with a wooden table for an interesting contrast.
Here we see these fabulous finds in a dining area from the restaurant Cumpanio in San Miguel de Allende:Metal chairs can be softened with cushions, as shown below in a tropical-hued space designed by Jonathan Adler. In fact, the metal grid design of these chairs has grown in popularity in recent years. It’s not uncommon to see this seating paired with fuzzy cushions, sometimes in faux fur.In the next space, we see a barstool version of the seating above. Note the shiny metal finish:We couldn’t wrap up our metal seating overview without taking a look at the Real Good Chair from Blu Dot! The powder-coated steel pieces below are held into place with magnets and non-stick rubber. It’s hard to miss the unique, origami-style design. You can purchase these modern chairs from AllModern. Plastic chairs are lightweight, durable and often playful or bold in design. For example, the Serpentine Dining Chair has a futuristic organic look, thanks to a series of cutout holes in the back. The cutouts are diamonds in the Baxton Studio Jupiter White and Orange Plastic Modern Dining Chairs, shown below.
Note the use of orange and white color blocking for a vibrant effect. For an “industrial meets Mid-Century” look, check out the Baxton Studio White Plastic Side Chairs, paired with a wooden table in the next image. Intricate legs lend a futuristic feel to each piece, which serves as a wonderful contrast to the room’s rustic table. The sleek chairs below keep it simple with (what appears to be) plastic construction and chrome-plated legs. Again, note the pairing of dark and light–an interesting contrast is created by deep-toned round tables and crisp white seating. [from Houzz user Stephanie Norris]Acrylic chairs are clearly fabulous. Sometimes transparent, sometimes opaque, these lightweight finds are shiny, easy to maneuver, and sometimes even stackable! The Baxton Ghost Chairs below add gloss and drama to a modern space, especially a room with white walls. Clear acrylic pieces can be used to create the illusion of space. After all, if you can see through them, they can certainly make a room appear larger!
The Baxton Studio Lino Transparent Clear Acrylic Dining Chair, shown below, has a chic form that’s perfectly complemented by chrome legs. Add a dash of color with vivid cushions in primary colors, as shown with the Angel SC Chairs in the next image. Sometimes you have to go for comfort! Upholstered chairs soft, decadent and inviting, especially when purchased in an elegant shade, such as white. The upholstered chairs below are comfy and intriguing, thanks to a rectangular cutout in the back of each piece. One beloved upholstered chair style is the diner chair. Shiny, retro, and often manufactured in vivid colors, diner chairs add vintage charm to a space. In the dining area below, a restaurant vibe is created with chairs, bar stools and booth seating–triple the fun! [from Smith & Vansant]Don’t forget to consider the style of your space and the look of your kitchen or dining room table before purchasing restaurant chairs for your home. Do metal chairs have to surround a metal table?