
A more ergonomic seating height is better for eating and activities
Mid‑century inspired, hardwood materials that complement your dining space.
Dining Chair
Junior Chair
We can all relate to school tables and chairs being slightly smaller to better fit children. There is numerous studies that recognise how correct posture can improve learning. But proper posture isn’t just for school – it matters at home too. A junior chair can help children sit in a much better position at a standard dining table.
Health professionals promote the importance of posture and correct seating for your child. You can read the full NHS guidance from this quote here:
NHS - Sitting Position & Posture
We've also found other experts, which work with children, that are also keen to recommend a junior chair for that stage in a child's development.
As a nanny I always recommend a junior chair because once they are out of a standard high chair, it is years before they are comfortable on an adult chair.
Larissa Hazell, founder of The Childcare GuideA junior dining chair allows your child to be at the correct height
in relation to the table.
A lot of children’s furniture is brightly coloured and stands in sharp contrast to its surroundings.
The Okehill Junior Chair was designed from a different starting point. It is a proper dining chair, scaled for children, designed to sit comfortably alongside adult furniture — a piece that belongs at the table, visually and practically, without compromising the look or feel of your dining space.

A light, understated tone that works well in Scandinavian and contemporary dining spaces.

A balanced mid-tone finish designed to complement traditional and modern dining furniture.

A deeper, richer tone suited to darker woods and more luxury interiors.
The Junior Chair is made from our workshop in Surrey.
Each one is made from solid hardwood, selected for strength, longevity, and character.
This is not pine, veneered board or composite material.
Solid wood allows the chair to withstand daily use, age gracefully over time and passed on to the next child.
Each chair is built with the expectation that it will be used for years.