
Sustainable Upholstery
After you decide to purchase upholstered chairs, you have another big question to ask yourself. What type of upholstery should I choose?
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Eustis Chair designs and manufactures elegant & comfortable hardwood chairs, with a focus on truly superior durability. All chairs are made to order in the USA with dozens of designs to choose from.
We pride ourselves on the broad range of places our chairs serve to complement. We have compiled some of our most stunning installations to date, all categorized by institutional use. Click here to view a map of our installations.
Eustis Chair
1 Thompson Square, Suite 501
Charlestown, MA 02129
(978) 827-3103
(978) 827-3040
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Contact us to learn more about our unmatched stacking and non-stacking hardwood chairs, options, pricing, or to request sample chairs.
Eustis Chair is proud to custom manufacture our hardwood chairs in our U.S factory from sustainably grown hardwoods. We look forward to helping you!
After you decide to purchase upholstered chairs, you have another big question to ask yourself. What type of upholstery should I choose?
Architectural Digest recently ranked the top 15 best designs for university dining halls in the world. Eustis Chair is thrilled (but not surprised) to see many of our clients and chairs featured in their countdown.
The Shiawassee District Library ordered 38 custom Arts and Crafts style wooden chairs by Eustis Chair for the renovation of their adult space.
2022 was a unique year in the design world. We saw influences from the pandemic linger, while aesthetic revivals and new fads emerged throughout the year. While some trends are sure to stay, others may soon disappear, burning out as quickly as they had sparked interest.
What is Reproduction Furniture? Reproduction furniture mimics an antique design to produce new furniture with a historical flare. This can be useful for lots of reasons. You might need to match existing furniture from the past. Or perhaps you simply enjoy an antique aesthetic.
The strength of a chair directly correlates to the strength of the joint. Long ago, chairs were actually made by joiners before chair-making became a profession in the 1800s. Along with doors, tables, and stairs, these craftsmen used their knowledge of joints to make