Tables and seating that actually match
Tables and seating for cafe and bistro settings, specified together: Brayford and Charford stools alongside Brixworth coffee and bistro tables. The point of buying a collection rather than parts is that the heights are already right.
The mistake this range prevents
Ordering tables and stools separately, from different ranges, and discovering that a 750mm stool does not work at a 900mm poseur table. It is the single most common error in breakout furniture and it is invisible until delivery.
A collection removes the arithmetic. Pick the table, take the matching seat.
What it covers
Bistro high stools in the Brayford and Charford ranges, Brixworth coffee and occasional tables with disc and cross bases, and the cafe height tables that sit between them.
If you want to browse by type instead, see bistro and cafe tables and cafe and bistro seating.
Planning the space
Mix heights deliberately. A canteen that is entirely poseur height gives nowhere comfortable to eat lunch; one that is entirely standard height gives nowhere to perch for five minutes. Most spaces work best with both.