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The Oberlin
The Oberlin provides a design bridge between two traditional styles. The curved back and elegant back slats and back post give it a delicate look as well as durable comfort.
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Eustis Chair designs and manufactures elegant & comfortable hardwood chairs, with a focus on truly superior durability. All chairs are made to order in the USA with dozens of designs to choose from.
We pride ourselves on the broad range of places our chairs serve to complement. We have compiled some of our most stunning installations to date, all categorized by institutional use. Click here to view a map of our installations.
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Charlestown, MA 02129
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Eustis Chair is proud to custom manufacture our hardwood chairs in our U.S factory from sustainably grown hardwoods. We look forward to helping you!
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The Oberlin provides a design bridge between two traditional styles. The curved back and elegant back slats and back post give it a delicate look as well as durable comfort.
Read more on recent Eustis Chair projects. We recently delivered an order of funeral home chairs to Dolan Funeral Home and we updated library chairs for a new state of the art library.
The designers at Carleton College contacted Eustis Chair. They wanted to purchase wood bar stools for their dining hall renovation.
Due to COVID-19, you may be wondering how to sanitize wood furniture. Follow this step-by-step guide to clean and disinfect wood furniture.
Eustis Chair is proud to be recognized by Boardroom Magazine yet again. We won the “Chair Manufacturer of the Year” award for the second year in a row!
The Novato is an adaptation of our popular Fairfield chair. The Novato chair has a traditional look. The chair’s superior durability allows it to last for years in even the most demanding library environments. Moreover, our joinery is the best on the market.
The distinctive Spanish Revival design of this chair was taken from several turn-of-the-century chairs found in the Monterey area of California. As you may expect, we love reconstructing historical designs of chairs. Its composition borrows directly from Spanish Colonial style elements.
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.
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 Merrimac chair is a slight design variation on the Bainbridge Jr. chair. It was originally requested by Massachusetts architects Thomas Amsler and Mashek MacLean for an exciting new project.
In 2020, Eustis Chair proudly manufactured another 772 chairs for Yale University. For this project, Yale University transformed a historic building on their campus.
The 2020 Institute of Classical Architecture and Art’s (ICAA) Stanford White Award in the category of Commercial, Civic, and Institutional Architecture goes to… Voith & Mactavish.
Our design team modeled the Pembroke Hill after a classic “Schoolhouse” chair. We designed the Pembroke originally for the Pembroke Hill School.
Biophilic design is the concept of bringing elements of nature to indoor spaces. Builders and designers can incorporate nature through patterns, light, water features, views, and even scents.
This design is a club chair reproduction, from one used for many decades at the Bohemian Club in San Francisco, an extremely prestigious private club.
The Federal Reserve chair is our interpretation of the popular Bank of England style chair. Our version is similar, but modernized.
The Fairfield chair is an adaptation of the styles of Wright, Greene and Stickley from the Arts & Crafts movement of the early 1900s.
When you consider purchasing wood chairs, you may find yourself asking: What is sheen and why is it important?