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This seating plan is updated at the start of each Congress, and as needed if members change desks or seating locations or if a new senator is sworn in. Explore the current seating plan below, use the dropdown for access to past interactive seating plans, or browse PDFs of seating configurations from before 2003.
The 100 Senate Chamber desks are considered to be among the most iconic and recognizable symbols of the Senate, and they are used daily on the floor of the Chamber in the U.S. Capitol. To date, more than 1,900 senators have occupied these historic desks.
Today’s Senate Chamber chairs are made in the Senate Sergeant at Arms Cabinet Shop and are of a modified Thomas Constantine design. They are somewhat smaller and less intricately carved than those built in 1819. Senators are permitted to purchase their chairs upon leaving office, and replacement chairs are made after each election.
Although none of Constantine’s original House furniture survives, every one of his original Senate desks is still in use today in the now four-tiered Senate chamber. They sit alongside new, matching desks made by a variety of other cabinetmakers as states were added to the Union.
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