Nardi Doga Range
Doga is a Nardi resin chair made in three forms, an armchair, an armless bistrot chair and a lower Doga Relax, with a matching round table. The ribbed shell is what keeps the chair light without letting it flex.
Because all three share one design, a terrace can run dining and lounge seating that reads as one scheme. Tell our team which part of the space is for eating and which is for sitting, and we will split the order accordingly. Doga Relax is sold in sets of four and as a 3 piece set with a table, and the dining chairs stack for storage.
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Nardi Doga Bistrot 9 Piece Outdoor Dining Setting with Rio 210cm Aluminium Extendable Dining Table
As low as $3,601.45
Regular Price $3,791.00 -
Nardi Cube 140x80cm Rectangular Table with Doga Arm Chairs - 7 Piece Outdoor Dining Set
As low as $1,532.35
Regular Price $1,613.00 -
Nardi Cube Rectangular Table with Doga Bistrot Chairs - 7 Piece Outdoor Dining Set
As low as $1,475.35
Regular Price $1,553.00 -
Nardi Piave 70 Bar Table with Doga Bar Stool - 5 Piece Outdoor Dining Setting
As low as $1,467.75
Regular Price $1,545.00 -
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Nardi Doga Range - FAQs
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What forms does the Doga chair come in?
Doga is made in three forms that share a single design. There is an armchair, an armless bistrot chair and a lower Doga Relax lounge chair, plus a matching Doga round table. The armchair is sold singly and in sets of six, and Doga Relax comes in sets of four and as a 3 piece set with a table. Because all three forms share one visual language, a terrace can run dining and lounge seating that reads as a single scheme.
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What do the ribs on the Doga shell do?
The ribbed profile moulded into the Doga back and seat is structural rather than decorative. Ribs stiffen a moulded panel, which is what lets the chair stay light without flexing when someone leans back into it. Without them the shell would need to be thicker and heavier to achieve the same rigidity. The practical result is a chair that a staff member can carry several of at once and that still feels solid when it is sat in.
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What is the difference between Doga Bistrot and Doga Relax?
The bistrot is a dining chair. It sits upright at table height, tucks fully under the table because it has no arms, and stacks for storage. Doga Relax is a lounge chair in the same visual language, lower to the ground and raked back, built for sitting with a drink rather than eating a meal. Many terraces end up with both, because the two together let a single design cover the dining table and the sitting area.
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Do Doga chairs stack?
The dining chairs do, which is a large part of why Doga is specified for venues. Stacking means chairs come off a courtyard at close and go back out in the morning without a struggle. Measure the stack height against your actual storage before ordering a large quantity, because a tall stack is easy to underestimate. Doga Relax is the bulkier member of the family and takes up more room, so allow for that separately when planning storage.
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Are cushions available for Doga?
Yes. Cushions are made for the Doga chairs and are cut to that frame rather than being a generic rectangle, so they sit flat and do not slide off or overhang the seat. Order the cushions with the chairs where you can, and confirm colour availability across the full quantity in one go, because matching a top up order to an existing set of cushions months later is considerably harder than getting it right at the start.
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Can I order Doga chairs in quantity for a venue?
Yes. Outdoor Furniture Ideas supplies Doga in quantity to cafes, clubs and function venues, where having one chair design that covers both the dining area and the lounge area keeps a floor coherent. Trade accounts are available with volume pricing. Our team will confirm colour availability across the full count, check stack height against your storage and quote the chairs, the Relax version and the tables together rather than as separate lines.
