Harper Dining Chair

Mortise and tenon is a traditional joinery technique where one piece of wood is inserted into a hole in another. This creates a significantly stronger, more stable bond than standard glue or screw-based construction, ensuring the chair remains sturdy for generations.

Conversion varnish is a high-performance finish that is much more durable than standard lacquer. It provides excellent resistance to water rings, heat, and common household chemicals, making it ideal for high-traffic dining areas.

The scooped-out wood seat is ergonomically contoured to provide natural support and comfort on its own. Adding leather or fabric upholstery provides extra cushioning, which is a better choice if you prefer a softer feel or plan on hosting long, multi-course dinners.

Yes, it is common to place arm chairs at the head and foot of the table while using side chairs along the sides. Keep in mind that the arm chairs are 25 inches wide, so ensure your table length can accommodate the extra width without crowding.

Dust regularly with a soft, dry cloth and avoid using harsh chemical cleaners or furniture polishes containing silicone. Because these are solid wood, it is best to keep them away from direct heat sources or extreme humidity fluctuations to prevent the wood from expanding or contracting.