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We are thrilled to continue our “More Than Chairs Series” to learn more about interior design. For this installment, Eustis Chair had a conversation with Kelley Harris, President of Harris Interiors. Eustis Chair had the pleasure of talking with Kelley about his business, how
Small businesses have always been a vital part of the US economy. The recent economic downfall due to COVID 19 is threatening these important industries now more than ever. Because of this, we at Eustis chair encourage you all to support small businesses in this unprecedented time.
Eustis Chair recently teamed up with Above Summit to make a brand new video featuring a few of the chairs in our impressive Eustis Chair line.
We first designed the Ivy League chair in collaboration with renowned New York City architect Robert A.M. Stern Architects LLP. The architects designed this special project specifically for Harvard University.
We can all do our part in making sure the items we purchase for major projects or renovations are sustainable.
The Bainbridge Junior stacking chair was designed to be lighter, easier to handle, and take less storage space than our earlier stackable chairs. This elegant Arts & Crafts design, built in Black Cherry as shown above, weighs in at just 13 pounds.
Over the past 31 years, Eustis Chair has worked with some of the most highly ranked and prestigious golf clubs in the US. In total, we have created chairs for 14 of the 200 best clubs in the US, as ranked by Golfweek.
The Westminster School in Connecticut came to us with an exciting chair project. The Westminster is ideal for independent school and University dining halls.
A furniture trend to keep your eye on in the future comes from the past. We are seeing a surge in popularity in antique furnishings. There are a variety of reasons for the move toward more traditional furniture.
At the Duquesne Club (pronounced “Ducane”), their rich history is one of their most valuable and cherished assets. Accordingly, their new member dining chair had to offer superior comfort and traditional elegance to match their aesthetic.
As libraries adjust to the “new normal” one thing is clear, they will all have to make some modifications to move forward. These changes may be as small as putting out bottles of hand sanitizer next to any “high touch” spaces. These adjustments may
You may be wondering how to disinfect a chapel. Due to Covid-19, churches, temples, and spiritual spaces were forced to shut their doors to the public.
We developed the Dartmouth chair for the University of Massachusetts; they liked the comfort and elegance of our Jenkins chair, but didn’t care for its fabric back. We crafted thin spindles for a contemporary feel, closely grouped together with spacing on either side.
When investing in furniture, don’t only invest in your future, but also the future of our planet. Eustis Chair encourages you to make eco-friendly swaps whenever possible, such as ordering real wood furniture.
The elegant Cross Campus chair, designed for Yale University, was one of our first wood tablet chair designs. This type of chair is also commonly known as a tablet desk or tablet arm desk.
As the school year quickly approaches, school districts are in the midst of finalizing their plans for the year. Many schools are being asked to create different classroom arrangements for social distancing.
The popularity of light-colored hardwood furniture is a trend you can expect to see more of in upcoming years. This trend is already popular in many Scandinavian countries.
Chicago-based architects HBRA reached out to Eustis Chair. HBRA had a vision. They wanted to work with Eustis Chair with to build a custom chair for the Bass/Cross Campus Library.