Importance of Chairs to Architects Why are chairs so important to architecture? Even most large-scale building designers have produced chair models. This tradition is explained by art historian Agata Toromanoff in 2016. In her book Chairs by Architects, Toromanoff says that architects often turn to chairs because...
Just like fashion, furniture trends come and go. For years, a modern look for furniture has consisted of inorganic materials such as plastic and steel to emulate a sleek, contemporary aesthetic. But more and more many designers and architects are returning to the basics. Let's...
Scandinavian design is famous for being sleek and minimal. A design movement that emerged in the early 20th century, the emphasis on simplicity and elegance is coupled with a focus on functionality....
Let's take a look at the design trends for this year. According to the experts, design trends for 2022 revolve around a return to nature. After so much time spent indoors over the past couple of years, people want the warmth, visual comfort, and the...
In 2020, Eustis Chair proudly manufactured another 772 chairs for Yale University. For this project, Yale University transformed a historic building on their campus....
The 2020 Institute of Classical Architecture and Art’s (ICAA) Stanford White Award in the category of Commercial, Civic, and Institutional Architecture goes to...
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It wasn't until the twentieth century that wood chairs found serious competition. Shifting architectural trends and technological processes brought about the popularity of metal and plastic as the de-facto seating material. Metal and plastic chairs are automatically connected with contemporary settings; they're often viewed as...
At Eustis Chair we create hardwood chairs custom made for your high-use spaces. Chiefly, our line has a variety of models customized for certain architectural styles. ...
Back in January 2003 we delivered 300 chairs to the Phillips Exeter Academy for their chapel, which was built in the 1800s and serves as the school hub for interfaith events and activities. The Exeter Modular Pew, seen in these photos and in the chapel...