Eustis Chair has partnered with respected institutions all over the country. We are always proud to share the projects we’ve worked on. Here is a look at some of the New York city furniture projects we’ve been a part of. Library Projects Eustis...
Read MoreTerms like “green living,” “eco-friendly” and “sustainability” are often thrown around in discussions about furniture. But what do they actually mean? Let’s break it down At their root, the above phrases can be used interchangeably to mean being kind to the planet. To...
Read MoreNow more than ever, movability and stackability are essential factors when purchasing library furniture. Circumstances have demanded many rapid shifts in regard to furniture and interior design in public spaces.
Read MoreThe COVID-19 pandemic effectively put our nation (and most of the world) at a standstill. As schools, libraries, and colleges plan to reopen, it is important to think about the seating arrangements in shared spaces.
Read MoreDurability is one of the most important factors you should consider when purchasing university furniture. Furniture in this setting must undergo a variety of strains. You need the very best to withstand the constant use (and at times, abuse). Before buying, make sure that each piece is sturdy enough for the task.
Read MoreIf you're browsing our chair catalog and are wondering to yourself, "What is the most popular wood chair?" -- Look no further! Here are our 4 best-selling chairs.
Read MoreTop 6 Things to Consider when Selecting Library Furniture: -Library Needs -Library Aesthetic -Library Size -Durability and Strength of Furniture -How easily can you clean the library furniture? -How comfortable is the library furniture?
Read MoreChoosing between furniture materials can be tough. Plastic is inexpensive and easily cleanable while steel is strong and sleek. But wood furniture is by far the greenest choice.
Read MoreWhy should you incorporate wood furniture into your interior design? Wood furniture is sustainable, has a "natural feel", is durable, versatile, and timeless.
Read MoreTraditionally, libraries have merely had a transactional purpose, revolving around lending books. These days, with the Internet and e-books making reading infinitely more accessible, libraries have had to get innovative and implement change to keep patrons coming through their doors. No longer can they rely on being defined by the exchange of physical books.
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