The phrase "matching chairs" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing chairs that have a similar design, color, or style, often in the context of interior design or furniture arrangement.
Example: "The dining room was beautifully decorated with a large table surrounded by matching chairs."
Alternatives: "coordinated chairs" or "complementary chairs."
Hers is a spacious studio flat with a neat patio area, just big enough for a potted herb garden and wrought-iron table with matching chairs.
The faded flowered sofa and matching chairs in Ms. Lefevre's living room are from the vacation house of Gerry Sills, the mother of a friend.
A white French country table and six matching chairs fill the small space, which is open to the kitchen to the right and the living room straight ahead.
The stage was a picture of studied informality, with the singers seated in plush, matching chairs to either side of James Levine's piano, taking turns presenting two songs at a time, 32 in all.
My mother had insisted on furnishing the house with pieces true to its modernist architecture: a black leather sectional configured in a U, a chrome floor lamp arcing overhead, a glass-topped kidney-shaped cocktail table, and a dining table made of white fibreglass surrounded by matching chairs.
Lined with black overstuffed sofas and matching chairs, it buzzes with horseflies.
Certainly not this room — the muted light, the neatly made bed in the corner, the glossy yellow sofa and matching chair, the artificial palm tree.
The first three pieces are the All Y'all dining table with 24-karat gold corners (inspired by a talk with a Dallas interior designer who wanted "bigger tables with more bling"); the Il Palio walnut side table; and the Train to Dijon table (above, with matching chair and bench), which tilts 12 degrees and looks as if it might topple over.
Seating Mixing and matching chair styles is one of our favorite ways to create visual interest in a dining space.
A skinny stainless-steel desk and matching chair stood at the foot.
There, in the garden and patio corner, my 17-year-old daughter noticed the Loren settee and a matching chair.
