The Lawrenceville
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. ...
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The Cross Campus
The elegant Cross Campus chair, designed for Yale University, was one of our first wood tablet chair designs. This type of chair is also commonly known as a tablet desk or tablet arm desk. ...
The Cross Campus
Chicago-based architects HBRA reached out to Eustis Chair. HBRA had a vision. They wanted to work with Eustis Chair with to build a custom chair for the Bass/Cross Campus Library. ...
The Cotswold
The Cotswold chair by Eustis Chair is an antique reproduction chair. The style of this particular dining and library chair dates all the way back to the 1600s! ...
The Elting
Phillips Exeter Academy contacted Eustis Chair. They needed a comfortable wood chair with arms. This chair would go in their faculty meeting room. They first looked at the Charleston chair by Eustis Chair. However, their faculty found the Charleston's back to be a bit too...
The Burlingame
The Burlingame chair Burlingame Public Library was the first library to purchase a Eustis Joint® chair in 1998. We named the chair The Burlingame in their honor. With no joint failures since then, it is no surprise that library Director Pat Harding came to us...
The Bainbridge Island
A client in the Seattle area liked the durability and stackability of our Bartlett Hall chair. However, they felt the design was a little too "heavy."...
The Fresno
The designers working on a new library for Cal State–Fresno liked the comfort and elegance of our Jenkins chair. However, they want their chairs to be especially unique. ...
Temple University
Library chairs are our specialty. In fact, our mission is to design extremely durable, sustainable, yet elegant hardwood chairs. In addition, we design our chairs specifically with high use spaces in mind. We understand that high use spaces face immense daily wear and tear. Therefore,...
Mashpee Public Library
In 1887 Mary F. Holmes donated a piece of land in Mashpee, Massachusetts that would become the Mashpee Public Library. In 1891 Mashpee voted to be one of the first 36 towns in Massachusetts to open a public library. The town and state put forth...