Accent chairs are seats with ample cushioning and are typically found in reception areas and waiting rooms.

Guest and side chairs have minimal backrest and seat cushioning and are usually paired with fixed-height writing desks and utility tables.

Tablet armchairs have ample cushioning and a small writing surface attached to one of their armrests.

Antimicrobial waiting room chairs have surfaces that are easy to clean, are resistant to harsh cleaning chemicals, and have seat cushions and backrests that limit the spread of germs. They're suited for healthcare facilities like hospitals and private practice waiting rooms.

Counter-height side chairs are taller than guest, accent, and waiting room chairs, and are typically used at counters or bar-height tables in lobbies and waiting rooms.