Hardwood frames, eight-way hand-tied seating, and a seat height listed on every single piece — because that is the number that decides whether a chair still works for you in ten years.
Five pieces we make in the largest numbers, and the ones we'd point a friend at first.
A tall back that supports your head rather than your shoulder blades, and a firm 19-inch seat you can stand up from unaided. The same chair is made as a powered lift, if you would rather be brought gently to your feet.
$1,249 $1,540
American cherry, hand-rubbed rather than lacquered, so a scratch can be rubbed out instead of lived with. Six matching chairs, and it opens for eight.
Firmer than it looks on purpose. A softer cushion feels wonderful in a showroom and traps you in it at home, so this one is built to let you out again.
Solid walnut with open cubbies in graduating sizes and a real back panel, not cardboard. Our crew fits the anti-tip strap to your wall before they leave.
Built two inches higher than a standard frame, which makes getting in and out of it markedly easier. Slatted base, no bolts that work loose, no midnight creak.
It is the single measurement that decides whether a chair stays comfortable for the next fifteen years, and almost nobody prints it. Too low and you push off the arms to stand. Too high and your feet dangle and your back complains by the evening.
Here is the way to find yours: sit on a hard kitchen chair with your shoes on, and measure the floor to the crease at the back of your knee. That number, give or take an inch, is your seat height.
Call us with it and we'll tell you which pieces fit — we keep a sample of every seat in the Raleigh office for exactly that question.
Stocked and ready to ship. Photographs of each of these are in the printed catalog, which we'll post you free.
Fabric questions, doorway widths, whether the recliner will clear your baseboard — these are the calls we take all day, and there is no obligation attached to any of them.
1-800-555-0142Monday to Saturday, 8am–8pm ET. Sunday, 10am–6pm ET.
Six swatches of your choice, posted anywhere in the US. Colors look different in your own light — always look at them there.
Request swatchesTakes about a minute. Nothing to pay, and no one will call you unless you ask us to.