Choosing chairs for your project
Start with the role the chairs need to play. The unupholstered 214 M may suit spaces where you prefer the visible beech frame and a straightforward, consistent seating style. The upholstered 215 P offers a different look and feel for rooms where a covered seat better fits the interior scheme. Both belong to the same family, so you can compare their forms while keeping the broader design direction aligned.
Think about how the chairs will be arranged and moved. In a meeting room, consider the number of seats, table dimensions and clearance needed for people to sit down and stand up comfortably. For dining or visitor areas, look at how the chair finish works with nearby furniture and the overall level of formality. These practical checks can help narrow your selection before you confirm quantities.
Upholstery, finish and fit
Choose the seat treatment
The family includes an unupholstered option and an upholstered option. Fabric and leather are listed as upholstery materials for the range, but the specific material and colour should be confirmed for the model you select. Available colour choices in the collection data span neutrals and brighter tones. Use those choices to coordinate with your existing palette, and verify the actual options shown for each chair rather than assuming every colour applies to both models.
Check dimensions and room requirements
The listed 214 M measures 43 cm wide, 52 cm deep and 84 cm high. Use these measurements to check table spacing, circulation routes and storage plans; do not assume the 215 P has identical dimensions. The collection data lists a maximum load of 135 kg. Confirm the relevant model details and any configuration-specific information when reviewing your project requirements.
Plan the next steps
Before choosing, compare the two models side by side and note which details matter most: upholstery, colour, frame appearance and fit within the room. If you are furnishing multiple areas, decide whether a single model will create a consistent look or whether different versions make sense for different uses. Also check the warranty and product information provided with the selected configuration; the collection data lists a two-year warranty.
Myntwork offers these Thonet chairs on a monthly lease, which can be considered as part of a broader workplace or hospitality furniture plan. Review the available models and options, confirm quantities and dimensions for your layout, and then assess whether leasing suits your project. Product availability and configuration details should be checked for the specific chair you intend to select.
Frequently asked questions about Thonet Chair 214
What is the difference between the Thonet 214 M and 215 P?
The 214 M is a clear-lacquered beech chair without upholstery. The 215 P is an upholstered four-leg bentwood chair with a beech frame. Check the individual listings for the configuration details that apply to each model.
Which Thonet 214 chair should I choose for a shared dining or meeting space?
Choose based on the room’s layout, intended use and preferred seat treatment. The unupholstered 214 M has a clear-lacquered beech finish, while the 215 P provides an upholstered alternative. Check dimensions and table clearances before finalising your selection.
Are upholstery and colour choices the same for both models?
Not necessarily. Fabric and leather, along with a range of upholstery and base colours, are listed for the collection, but the choices may differ by model. Confirm the options available for the exact chair you plan to order.
What are the dimensions of the Thonet 214 M?
The listed dimensions for the 214 M are 43 × 52 × 84 cm. These measurements are specific to that model; check the 215 P listing for its dimensions rather than assuming they are the same.
Can I lease chairs from the Thonet 214 family through Myntwork?
Myntwork offers the chairs on a monthly lease. Review the selected model and configuration, then check the current leasing information and product details for your project.
