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For this installment of the More Than Chairs series, we interviewed Dick Naumann. Dick Naumann is currently the General Manager and COO of The Club at Nevillewood. Read on to find out more about Dick Naumann.
This custom chair was designed for the University of Nevada Reno, using design foundations from our popular Charleston and Willard chairs. The designers wanted a traditional and formal, comfortable, and exceptionally durable chair. They wanted a chair for high use spaces that would withstand the daily wear and tear of a library and classroom. That is just what they got, and more.
This month’s featured installation is in the Centennial Hills Library in Nevada. We are so thrilled to have our signature Eustis Chairs in this beautiful Library in Clark County.
What qualities should you look for when purchasing school chairs? If you’re looking for what type of chair best fits your school and your students’ needs, look no further. Stackable Having stackable chairs in your classroom is a huge asset. Eustis Chairs
The Northampton is a spin on the classic schoolhouse chair design. However, we use two different wood species for a natural study in contrasts. This ideal seating unites our line’s durability and comfort with intense, eye-catching beauty. This designs will delight both your patrons and staff during nonstop daily use.
Our client at the University of Maine reached out to us needing extremely durable school dining chairs. They liked the elegance and functionality of our stacking Merrimac chair, but needed a chair that weighs 14 pounds or less. Our remarkable Eustis Joints® allowed us to re-engineer the chair to the target weight of 14 pounds without sacrificing the ease-of-use or the elegance of the original chair.
The graceful curves, narrow rails, and simple lines of The Oregon chair create an elegant and contemporary look.
Sustainable wood furniture made in the USA is an investment worth making. When you make the informed decision to purchase wood furniture, you not only invest in the future of your institution, but also the future of our planet. The time for sustainability is now.
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.