A dining room gives you space to gather and enjoy meals with friends and family members. What better way to create a welcoming vibe than with a farmhouse dining table and chairs with a bench?
Farmhouse dining table and chairs with a bench exude warmth and rustic charm. Many farmhouse dining tables are crafted from wood and sport a weathered finish, either from natural or purposeful distressing. When it comes to seating, there are many options available, from chairs, benches, or both. Each sating option offers something unique, so ultimately, it’s up to you.
Chairs are portable and provide a wealth of comfort, especially when sitting for long periods of time. Benches, on the other hand, lend an informal feel, fit extra people, and are great for children. Do you know what’s even better? Mixing both options. Mixing chairs and benches together maximizes space and creates additional seating, while also adding character, visual interest, and variety. It’s the best of both worlds!
We’ve rounded up 24 farmhouse dining tables and chairs with benches to inspire your next remodel.
Nothing brings in rustic charm more than raw wood. This space features a rectangular wooden table flanked by white cross-back chairs on one side and a cushioned in-built bench on the other. The bottom of this L-shaped bench offers an extra storage area to neatly store pillows, books, etc. away from prying eyes.
Linen skirted cozy sofas with nailhead trimming flank each table end in this farmhouse dining room while a bench spans the space between them. The wood used in the table is similar to that of the bench, while the country legs of both the chairs and table are the same tone as the weathered centerpiece, creating a cohesive feel.
The distressed legs of this wooden table and matching bench give off that aged look, popular in farmhouse aesthetics. Adding cushioned French vintage chairs infuses an elegant yet modern touch, which balances out the raw wood of the bench, table, and floor planks.
The lightness of the wood in the bench and table allows the black-painted chairs to pop. The cool shine of the metal chairs also juxtaposes with the subtle warmth of the wooden bench and table for a striking contrast. The wood blends with wall art frames, while the chairs, geometric ceiling lamp, and console table match, creating a sense of cohesion around this dining table set.
You don’t have to add just one bench. Go for two benches on opposite sides of your farmhouse table and chairs, just like in this space. Coordinating the bench, chairs, table material, design, and color creates a put-together look. The distressed finish gives this two-toned set a seasoned effect, and will naturally hide any eventual wear and tear.
The warm brown bench in this predominantly white space adds a punch of rich color and warmth that invites you to take a seat. The fact that the bench is unfinished adds a natural raw feel and beautifully contrasts against the rest of the white ladder-back chairs.
Instead of accessorizing your dining table with multiple chairs, why not place one chair and bench for a minimal look? This chair features a tufted back, which brings in a formal yet posh feel and matches the color of the cushioned bench. The knit area rug lends instant warmth and texture, while the fresh foliage on the table complements the green accent wall.
For a balanced look, match your chairs and area rug. Here, the wicker chairs and jute rug infuse texture and warmth into this space. Although the smooth wooden bench and rough woven chairs contrast texture-wise, they’re all in a similar brown hue which creates a harmonious look without being too uniform.
Because benches can be uncomfortable, why not upholster them? Tufted upholstery combined with vintage padded chairs lend a luxurious touch and add cottage charm. The dark wood of the picture frames, chandelier trim, and wall art perfectly complement the remaining two distressed chairs.
The orange hues of the wooden tabletop and bench instantly catch your eye in this all-white space. Pairing the table with bright white ladder-back chairs helps balance out the boldness of the brown. The geometric-patterned chair cushions add flair and an edgy twist.
The wall color and wooden flooring of this farmhouse dining room all feature a cool undertone. It only makes sense that the furniture would follow this hue as well. By starting with a wooden bench and table, then adding metal chairs, you’ll create a space that blends both the industrial and farmhouse look with ease.
Adding padded Victorian chairs is an effortless way to add a modern touch and subdued glam to this rustic space. All of the wooden elements—floor, door, fireplace, tabletop, bench seating—sport a similar dark hue that lends an antique vibe.
Spice up a neutral-colored dining area with vivid chairs and benches. The bold black in the tabletop and seating area furnishes the space with a dash of color while offsetting the whiteness of furniture and walls. Placing the bench near the hutch makes it easy to tuck it away when maneuvering around.
Don’t be afraid to mix and match a handful of styles. The furniture in this airy space features two different designs—mid-century modern and farmhouse. Most of the furniture features light hues (except the bench), which bounces off the abundant natural light pouring in for an open and spacious feel. Small touches of black in the curtain rods, chandelier, and door hinges tie everything together.
Enhance the comfort of your dining area with upholstered seating, then layer using fluffy pillows to make your space more inviting and cozy. Although this setting uses both benches and chairs, having them in matching colors of black and white adds a cohesive touch to the space.
The metal frames of these dark wooden tables, chairs, and a bench blend together industrial and rustic farmhouse vibes. The wood grains in the furniture and worn-out fireplace mantel give off old-world charm with a hint of antique flair while the distressed area rug brightens up the cool tones of dark-toned flooring and seats, and making the space appear bigger. This farmhouse table with bench would work in many different dining rooms!
If you like the variety offered by a bench, but hate how uncomfortable they can be, opt for one with a backrest instead. Paint the dining table chairs in different colors for some variety. The white on the walls and floor allows the furniture pieces to shine, and their contrast to become the focal point of the room.
This achromatic dining space features a farmhouse-inspired dining table and chairs, a backless bench, and an indoor bench pushed against the wall. The wooden pieces are painted white, pulling off the modern farmhouse look, while the black-painted metal chairs incorporate an industrial touch. Adding black and white checked cushions and throw pillows is a simple way to elevate visual interest and tie the color palette together.
For a harmonious room, stick to two colors, just like in this warm farmhouse dining area. The chair seating matches the bench and table legs, while the wood of the table and bench top mimics the spindle legs of the chairs. The rhythm created by alternating colors moves the eyes around in an organized manner.
French vintage chairs in creamy white ooze sophistication and marry well with the towering curtains as well as the surrounding wall. The presence of the rectangular wooden table and backless bench in cool tones lends an antique farmhouse feel to this dining room, while woven textures from the knit patterned rug add warmth and coziness to the space. This farmhouse dining set is a pure inspiration.
Gray cushioned backless benches add coziness to a wooden rectangular table with its warm hues and sunken in look. A mid-century modern chair in a bold black color pops against the wood and adds variety while also complementing the wrought iron grand chandelier. The table runner picks up the white hues of walls and adds the perfect amount of texture.
This stark white built-in corner bench and farmhouse kitchen table might look bland by themselves. But by simply incorporating a couple of black spindle chairs, it’s instantly elevated with the punch of color. The chairs also match the curved chandelier. Style this space with bright throw pillows or lush foliage to jazz it up.
The brown hues and natural texture of the wooden chairs and tables warm up this all-white space. The backless chunky bench is visually overpowering and offers an ample seating area—perfect for large families. A cushioned bench with a back and plush pillows adds extra comfort, making it ideal for seniors or those suffering from back issues.
This dining area contains so many farmhouse staples—a sliding barn door, white walls, distressed finishes, lots of natural light, and wooden elements. Textures from the rustic table runner, plush throw blanket, and patterned area rug make this corner much cozier and inviting. Adding upholstered chairs further reinforces a homey country vibe around this dining table with bench.
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