Inspect a high quality wood Eustis Chair from the comfort of your home. Have you ever wanted to go beyond our photo installations and take a tour yourself? Thanks to the wonders of technology, now you can with virtual tours! Our seating is found in a... Read More
Which seating material is best for institutions? 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... Read More
Eustis Chairs for Romanesque Room Architecture At Eustis Chair we create furniture best tailored for your high-use space. For example, our line has a variety of models customized for certain architectural styles. Firstly, these include Romanesque Room style. Undoubtedly, we highlight these styles as a starting... Read More
At Eustis Chair we create hardwood chairs best tailored for your high-use space. Our line has a variety of models customized for certain architectural styles, and we'd like to highlight these styles as a starting point for deciding which chair is best for your institution.... Read More
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... Read More
The new Louis chair is styled after the design period of King Louis XIV, and 18th century France, but the engineering is totally modern historical reproduction chair. Each chair is made to order in our US Factory from your choice of hardwood, any commercially available... Read More
Working with Salt Lake, Utah based MJSA Architects, the Ephraim City Library today chose our Ashburnham library wood chair, in both the adult and child size. This chair is manufactured with our patented Eustis Joint®, so it comes with a 20-year warranty against joint failure.... Read More