The Concord
This new cross back stacking chair was modeled after a farm house chair design. However, we have refined the look, and in true Eustis Chair Style, added elegance.
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Furniture Trends: Antique Design
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.
Read MoreThe Duquesne
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.
Read MoreHow are teachers arranging classrooms for social distancing?
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.
Read MoreFurniture Trends: Light Hardwood Furniture
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.
Read MoreThe Captain
At Eustis Chair have a real knack for manufacturing chairs with classic designs. You do not get much more classic than our wood Captain chair. The trademark spindle carvings and curved armrests come straight from the cabin of a naval commander.
Read MoreThe Fresno
The designers working on a new library for Cal State–Fresno liked the comfort and elegance of our Jenkins chair. However, they want their chairs to be especially unique.
Read MoreThe Bartlett Hall
The Bartlett Hall chair is the first of its kind. It is an elegant traditional chair suitable for any spiritual or school dining space. The Bartlett Hall is stackable, for ease of storage, set up, clean up.
Read MoreThe River Oaks
Joe Bendy, GM of the River Oaks Country Club in Houston, reached out to us. He was excited about our chairs. He asked if we could put a ball-and-claw leg on our Claremont stacking chair.
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