Arlington Chair

The side chair measures 18 inches wide, while the arm chair is 22 1/2 inches wide to accommodate the armrests. Both versions share the same depth and height, ensuring they look cohesive when mixed around a dining table.

Yes, you can select a solid wood seat for a traditional look or opt for a fabric or leather seat for added comfort. The upholstered options provide a softer feel during longer meals.

Because the Arlington is constructed from solid wood, all available wood species are chosen for their strength and longevity. The stain serves as a protective finish, but you should follow standard wood care practices to maintain the surface over time.

The armrests are designed for ergonomic support, but you should measure the clearance between your table apron and the floor to ensure the arms fit underneath. If your table has a low apron, you may prefer the side chair version to ensure a flush fit.

This indicates that each chair is built individually using traditional joinery techniques rather than mass-produced assembly line methods. This approach typically results in a more robust, stable piece of furniture with attention to detail in the wood grain and finish.