Eustis Chair makes a wide range of wooden armchairs, including: Traditional Armchairs These are traditional wooden armchairs that feature elegant designs and high-quality construction. Examples include the Bohemian, Claremont, and Council Room chairs. (Note: Due to the custom nature of our products, some chairs may be shown...
Eustis Chair manufactured armchairs for a new game room at Longmeadow Adult Center. Catlin Architecture, PC, of Peterborough, New Hampshire, were the architects. We also worked with the designers at Classic Interiors on this project. They determined a need for 28 armchairs for the game...
There are many reasons to shop stacking chairs. First of all, stacking chairs save space. For example, stacking chairs by Eustis Chair can stack up to 10 chairs high. This means it is easy to arrange and then re-arrange the design of your space. [sp_wpcarousel id="11349"] Custom...
Reproduction furniture is furniture made to emulate the designs of the past. Using this style of furniture adds a flare of history to any space. While antique furniture is beautiful it can be damaged, easily broken, and is expensive to purchase and maintain. Reproductions offer...
Boston architect Michael Cohen of Elkus Manfredi liked our Elting Room chair for a lounge seating area. The architects decided the chair would work well in the new Skidmore library if we added an upholstered back. The new Skidmore chair has the same eased seating angle...
Read more on recent Eustis Chair projects. We recently delivered an order of funeral home chairs to Dolan Funeral Home and we updated library chairs for a new state of the art library....
Eustis Chair worked with Spring Brook Country Club on a project where we manufactured University Club chairs for some of their spaces....
This is the first installment of our More than Chairs Series brought to you by Eustis Chair. In this installment, Eustis Chair interviewed Daniela Holt Voith, Principal with Voith & Mactavish Architects LLP to learn more about Voith & Mactavish Architects LLP and her approach...