Bridgeport Dining Chair
Best customizable seating for those seeking durable, timeless dining room elegance.
This is heirloom-quality seating that trades mass-produced convenience for genuine, solid-wood craftsmanship. By prioritizing customizable finishes and sturdy mission-style construction, it offers a timeless, architectural anchor for your dining space that feels far more intentional than standard big-box furniture.
$321.00
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Who it's for
- Hosts who prioritize guest comfort during extended dinner parties
- Families seeking furniture built to last for generations
- Designers wanting specific wood finishes for cohesive interiors
Who should skip it
- People who frequently rearrange their dining room layout
- Budget-conscious shoppers looking for affordable dining solutions
- Homeowners needing immediate furniture delivery for their space
Performance breakdown
Build Integrity
Solid wood construction ensures long-term stability for high-traffic dining areas.
Customization Depth
Extensive wood and finish options allow for precise interior design matching.
Ergonomic Support
Contoured back paddles provide reliable lumbar support during extended dining sessions.
Configuration Versatility
Seamlessly transitions from formal dining chairs to functional bar stool heights.
Aesthetic Timelessness
Mission-style elements blend traditional craftsmanship with clean, modern design lines.
Maintenance Ease
Durable wood surfaces wipe clean easily but require occasional polishing care.
Key Specs
Side Chair Dimensions
18.50" W x 17" D x 40" H
Arm Chair Dimensions
23" W x 17" D x 40" H
Stationary Bar Stool Dimensions
18.50" W x 17" D x 43.50" H
Swivel Bar Stool Dimensions
18.50" W x 17" D x 43.50" H
Bar stool seat heights available
24" and 30"
Materials
Solid Wood
Features
Wood seat, mission legs, Bridgeport stretchers
Footrests provided on all bar stools
Seat Material
Wood
Overall Height
40 inches
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