Barrington Dining Chair

Mortise and tenon is a traditional woodworking technique where one piece fits snugly into a hole in another. It creates a mechanical bond that is significantly stronger and more durable than simple glued or nailed joints, ensuring the chair remains stable for years of daily use.

The conversion varnish is a high-performance, catalyzed finish that creates a hard, protective barrier on the wood. It is specifically designed to be resistant to water, alcohol, and common household spills, making it much more durable than standard lacquer or oil finishes.

The chair has a seat height of 18 inches and is specifically designed to fit under standard dining table skirts. However, we recommend measuring the distance from your floor to the underside of your table apron to ensure you have at least 7 to 10 inches of clearance for your legs.

Your choice should depend on both the desired aesthetic and the level of durability you need. Hardwoods like Hickory and Cherry offer distinct grain patterns and high density, while Brown Maple provides a smooth, uniform surface that takes stains exceptionally well.

Yes, the saddle scoop seat is contoured to follow the natural shape of the body, which helps distribute weight more evenly than a flat seat. While it is comfortable on its own, you can also opt for fabric or leather upholstery if you prefer additional cushioning.

Absolutely. It is common practice to place arm chairs at the head and foot of the table for a formal look, while using side chairs along the lengths. Both versions share the same seat height and design language, ensuring they look cohesive when paired together.