The Millbrook
The Millbrook School reached out with an exciting project and needed extremely sturdy chairs. Eustis Chair worked with the school and their architects to design a brand new chair....
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8 Notable Projects
At the end of each year Eustis Chair likes to take pause and reflect on some of the amazing projects we get to be part of. Here are 8 of Eustis Chair's most notable projects this year, in no particular order....
The Fairfield
The Fairfield chair is an adaptation of the styles of Wright, Greene and Stickley from the Arts & Crafts movement of the early 1900s. ...
The Lawrenceville
The Lawrenceville School in New Jersey asked us for a unique new design to complement their illustrious heritage. Using some of our earlier Gothic chairs as inspiration, we created the new Lawrenceville chair model. ...
The Westminster Stack
The Westminster School in Connecticut came to us with an exciting chair project. The Westminster is ideal for independent school and University dining halls. ...
The Cataumet
We manufacture the Cataumet chair in our U.S. chair factory from your choice of durable hardwood. We can also custom stain your seating to match your tables, mill-work or project. ...
The Burton Judson
We originally designed Burton Judson for the University of Chicago. This was a repeat order as we originally created our Bartlett Hall dining chair for the University of Chicago's dining hall all the way back in 2002....
The Bainbridge Island
A client in the Seattle area liked the durability and stackability of our Bartlett Hall chair. However, they felt the design was a little too "heavy."...
The Medford
We developed the Medford chair for a West Coast library. The chair brings a contemporary look to the traditional ladder back design. The design is extremely simple, yet elegant....
The Harkness Chair
The Harkness is a classic style of chair. It has elements of a Windsor chair, a very traditional design. The Harkness chair was first designed for Philips Exeter Academy. The Harkness learning style was first invented as a collaborative method of teaching and learning....