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 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 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 MoreJoe 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.
Read MoreSimmons College reached out to us wanting stacking chairs that could withstand high use spaces. A few of our chairs caught their eye. They asked us to put a curved “crown” in the top of our Charleston chair, and we were delighted with the result.
Read MoreThis version of the River Oaks Wide Arm and Side Chair is one inch wider at the front than our original version. Instead of 18 inches wide, it is 19 inches wide at the front. T
Read MoreThe Kennedy 23 chair is a newer design of our ever popular Kennedy chair. Designed with Robert A.M. Stern Architects, this Arm chair is a popular choice among country clubs, grill rooms, lounges, and more.
Read MoreThe 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.
Read MoreHappy New Year to our clients, friends, and future clients! 2019 was a great year for Eustis Chair. We built thousands of hardwood chairs this year.
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