We call the new design the Pennsylvania chair. This chair, with it's solid hardwood design elements is an elegant and beautiful choice for high-use spaces. The chair we created will last the University of Pennsylvania through many years of wear and tear. ...
This custom chair was designed for the University of Nevada Reno, using design foundations from our popular Charleston and Willard chairs. The designers wanted a traditional and formal, comfortable, and exceptionally durable chair. They wanted a chair for high use spaces that would withstand the...
The Oberlin provides a design bridge between two traditional styles. The curved back and elegant back slats and back post give it a delicate look as well as durable comfort. ...
At the end of each year Eustis Chair likes to take pause and reflect on some of the amazing projects we get to be part of. Here are 8 of Eustis Chair's most notable projects this year, in no particular order....
In 2020, Eustis Chair proudly manufactured another 772 chairs for Yale University. For this project, Yale University transformed a historic building on their campus....
Eustis Chair has recently completed a variety of new projects around the United States. Let's take a look at a few of our recent installations....
The Lawrenceville School in New Jersey asked us for a unique new design to complement their illustrious heritage. Using some of our earlier Gothic chairs as inspiration, we created the new Lawrenceville chair model. ...
The Club and Leaders Forum released the 2021 Platinum Clubs of the World list. It should be no surprise that the 2021 list features many Eustis Chair clients. These are the most prestigious clubs in the world....
We can all do our part in making sure the items we purchase for major projects or renovations are sustainable....
As libraries adjust to the “new normal” one thing is clear, they will all have to make some modifications to move forward. These changes may be as small as putting out bottles of hand sanitizer next to any “high touch” spaces. These adjustments may be...