A fraternity house is more than a residence. It is the center of chapter life, where meals are shared, meetings are held, and traditions are carried forward year after year. The furniture that fills these spaces must work hard, match the architecture, and hold up
As the year draws to a close, it’s worth pausing to look at what endured. Not trends, but timeless chairs. These chairs were specified again and again across campuses, clubs, libraries, and dining rooms nationwide. This countdown reflects what designers, facility leaders, and institutions
When a country club undertakes a renovation, the focus often begins with finishes. Flooring samples are passed around. Lighting plans are debated. Wall colors are tested under different bulbs. Yet time and again, one of the most consequential decisions arrives late in the process: the
When the Ten Schools Admission Organization (TSAO) was founded in 1952, its mission was both simple and ambitious. Families navigating the independent school landscape needed clarity, support, and a smoother path to understanding what made these historic institutions extraordinary. By uniting their admissions philosophies and
The design world has lost one of its most influential voices. Robert A. M. Stern’s passing leaves a remarkable void in American architecture. Yet his legacy endures everywhere his work invited people to gather, learn, and share in a sense of place. Stern’s architecture has
Eustis Chair is honored to announce that we have been named the 2025 Chair Manufacturer of the Year by BoardRoom Magazine in its twenty-fourth annual “Excellence in Achievement” Awards. This recognition marks the seventh time our company has received this distinction, and we are deeply