Lemont Dining Chair

The saddle scoop seat is contoured to follow the natural shape of the body, which helps distribute weight more evenly. This ergonomic design provides better comfort during long meals compared to a flat wooden seat.

All available wood types are solid hardwoods, meaning they are inherently durable and built for daily use. While options like Oak and Quarter Sawn White Oak are exceptionally hard and resistant to dents, softer hardwoods like Brown Maple offer a smooth grain that takes stains very consistently.

Yes, the side and arm chairs share the same height and design language, making them easy to coordinate. It is common practice to place arm chairs at the head and foot of the table while using side chairs along the lengths.

The curved back is designed to follow the natural lumbar curve of your spine. This provides consistent contact and support for your back, preventing the stiffness often associated with rigid, straight-back dining chairs.

The mission edge refers to the clean, squared-off profile of the seat's perimeter, which provides a traditional aesthetic. Despite the sharp look, the edges are sanded smooth to ensure they do not dig into your legs while sitting.